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  • Telecom news roundup: the season of acquisitions

    1 month ago - By MobileSyrup

    Rogers' takeover of Shaw has dominated telecom headlines for the last two years. While it is the largest telecom acquisition in Canadian history, it's not the only recent one. Bell has quietly acquired Distributel and Telus has also reportedly taken over two independent providers.
    For more information, here's a recap of some of the biggest telecom stories in Canada this week.
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    Rogers, Shaw, and Québecor have extended the deadline to close their associated acquisitions to February 17th. The parties are still waiting for Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne to approve the...
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  • Stuntmen React To BLACK ADAM, RAMBO, and LETHAL WEAPON

    Stuntmen React To BLACK ADAM, RAMBO, and LETHAL WEAPON

    1 month ago - By GeekTyrant

    Corridor Crew has released a new Stuntmen React video and in this episode, Niko and Gui are joined by Stuntman Eric Linden to breakdown some of the crazy stunts in films such as Black Adam , Rambo , Attack of the Killer Tomatoes , Tora! Tora! Tora! , Expendables 3 , Lethal Weapon , and more. This is a fun episode to watch and there are some crazy things that happened in some of these films that weren't planned! People could have seriously gotten hurt while shooting some of these stunts because of accidents! You know, I always thought it would've been cool to be a stuntman. I used to do...
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  • Film History Fun! Video Features One Essential Film Each Year of Cinema's 145 Year History!

    Film History Fun! Video Features One Essential Film Each Year of Cinema's 145 Year History!

    1 month ago - By GeekTyrant

    Sam Kench of Brickwall Pictures has released a fun video offering a film history crash course for cinephiles. The video goes through the 145-year history of movies and picks out one essential film from each year beginning with the pioneering Horse In Motion chronophotograph of 1878 and ending with the 2022 film Everything Everywhere All at Once. I thought this was fascinating, and there are both film picks you'll recognize, and maybe a few that you don't, and some other interesting choices that are important to cinematic history. The video came with the following note: Are you looking to...
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