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Bell Executive Pushing Satellite Claims In Canada
Mark Holmes
April 23, 2008

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[Satellite News – 4-23-08] Bell Canada, which owns and runs Canada’s largest direct-to-home (DTH) operator, Bell ExpressVu, is pushing satellite technology as a solution to help the country become fully digital.     If the operator is successful, even people in remote areas of the...

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