Telecom: Phone rivals end bitter legal feud: MTS to pay $75-million to BCE, which will sell its $500-million stake in Winnipeg-based competitor

Article Abstract:

The legal battle between BCE Inc and Manitoba Telecom Services Inc that came up from MTS's move to create a new national phone company by merging with Allstream Inc has come to an end. BCE, parent of Bell Canada, filed lawsuits against MTS and Allstream, arguing that the deal breached non-competition agreements between the two phone companies where MTS has to pay BCE $75 million.

Canada, BCE Inc., Manitoba Telecom Services Inc.

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Suits keep flying in wireless service marketing wars

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The suit filed by Telus Corp. against BCE Mobile Communications Inc. over the latter's alleged misleading advertisement in press is discussed.

False advertising, BCE Mobile Communications Inc.

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Naked ambitions put Telus on the spot

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The offering of pornographic content on mobile phones by the telecommunications company Telus Corp., is discussed.

Services information, Pornography, Usage, Services, Business performance management

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