Labor unrest dogs the telecom industry

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Labor unrest is rattling the telecommunications business, from Vancouver Island to Newfoundland, as management and workers are engaged with fundamental changes in the industry. New technology and increasing competition have raised tough question about the role of labor and have fed disputes such as the eight-week strike at Aliant Telecom Inc.

Personnel administration, Labor relations, Aliant Telecom

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Nortel launches aggressive ad campaign

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Nortel Networks launched an advertising campaign on 15th September 2004 in order to rebuild its brand name among business leaders. For this, Nortel plans to spend nearly $15-million on advertising through newspapers and magazines that are involved in business-orientated publications around the world.

Advertising, Advertising Activity

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Market welcomes new Cisco overture for Nortel alliance

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Cisco Systems Inc. opened an alliance with Nortel Networks Corp., which is Canada's leading technology company. Cisco is a dominant in the equipment market for Internet and data traffic, which are its large customers, but Nortel's key customers are phone companies.

United States, Alliances, partnerships, Computer network equipment industry, Network hardware industry, Cisco Systems Inc., CSCO, Alliances and partnerships

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