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Rogers' VOIP Plans
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Mark Evans
on Wed 07 Dec 2005 04:55 PM EST | Permanent Link
So far, Rogers' cable telephony efforts have been best-described as conservative in that it's marketing and pricing has been far from aggressive. This approach seems to be changing as CEO Ted Rogers told a UBS conference yesterday that Rogers intends to be more aggressive next year. UBS expects Rogers will add 236K digital telephone customers next year, while reducing its capex to $80-million from $110-million. This is only bad news for Bell, which is struggling to deal with Videotron in Quebec.
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Re: Rogers' VOIP Plans
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Anonymous
on Thu 08 Dec 2005 08:09 AM EST | Permanent Link
Rogers would be more aggressive if the service actually worked. Ask them about their huge outage in Mississauga last week. Buying Call-Net saved Ted a lot of embarrassment over their poor 'voip' launch.
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