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Will DVD rentals survive in on-demand society?
www.cambridgetimes.ca
[Cambridge Times] - Company spokesperson Leigh-Ann Popek said 93 Rogers stores across Canada have been affected by the changeover. Some stores will be relocated, but none of them are closing. “Customer demand is changing. We're seeing a growth in customers wanting content
Binding contract means cell towers will stay
www.cjnews.com
[Canadian Jewish News (blog)] - Rogers spokesperson Leigh-Ann Popek insisted that the towers' radiation emission levels are well below government health limits. “When building or upgrading infrastructure, we are always in compliance with Health Canada standards, Industry Canada
Not in our backyards
www.insidehalton.com
[InsideHalton.com] with the standards and requirements outlined by Industry Canada and Health Canada to provide communications services that ensure safety and security for our communities,” said Leigh-Ann Popek, senior media relations manager, Rogers Communications.
Google News: Alquiler de videos y DVD llega a su fin en Canadá
[ElEspectador.com] - La portavoz de la cadena Rogers, Leigh-Ann Popek, dijo que la compañía está vendiendo sus existencias en sus últimas 90 tiendas en todo el país. "Pusimos fin a nuestro negocio de alquiler de películas la semana pasada y ahora estamos liquidando todos
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