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CRTC vice-chairman Leonard Katz explains that the Bell decision was based solely on whether the company was treating its retail and wholesale customers differently.

People craving a mobile media fix have an incredible array of choices these days, both in terms of price and features, and that means deciding which of the myriad players out there best meets their needs as we head into the holiday shopping frenzy.

Statistics Canada reported Thursday that federal spending on science and technology is expected to decline this fiscal year for the first time in five years, a result at least one analyst says isn't likely to change given the chilly economic climate.

A well-known Iranian-Canadian credited with leading Iran's blogging boom has been arrested in Tehran and accused of spying for Israel, say reports.

Just days before the long-awaited Guns N' Roses album Chinese Democracy hits stores, the band has released the complete album to social networking site MySpace.

Many of the world's biggest automakers Wednesday detailed ambitious electric-car plans that promise zero emissions but will demand patience from consumers and subsidies from governments to succeed.

Bell Canada Inc. is not breaking any laws by slowing internet speeds and will be allowed to continue throttling its customers, the CRTC has ruled.

Cellphone providers are warning against a scam circulating via e-mail regarding the CRTC's recently implemented do-not-call telemarketing list.

Scientists on Wednesday revealed they had unravelled much of the genetic code of a woolly mammoth, in what could be the first baby step in bringing the extinct creature, or at least characteristics of it, back to life.

Internet watchers are on the edge of their seats as the CRTC is set to make a landmark ruling Thursday on Bell Canada Inc.'s throttling of speeds.

Opening arguments will begin Wednesday in the case of a Missouri woman accused of using an internet social networking site to harrass a teenage girl who later committed suicide.

Some say former U.S. vice-president Al Gore invented climate change with his movie An Inconvenient Truth in 2006, but it was 1957 when Wally Broecker first mused about the impact of pumping carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.

Microsoft Corp. will extend its lead in online gaming over rivals with the launch of its new Xbox Live interface on Wednesday, analysts say.

One of two U.S. astronauts who had set out to begin maintenance on the International Space Station Tuesday watched her tool bag float out into orbit after a grease gun she was carrying inside it exploded.

National Geographic, the organization that brought interest in geography and science into living rooms through its signature yellow-framed magazine and nature television shows, is getting into video games.

Political debates over science and technology issues will be hearing some new voices as the Liberals and NDP have announced opposition critics to counter Conservative cabinet members.

A University of Toronto supercomputer still in the process of being built was powerful enough already to make a list of the fastest supercomputers in the world.

It was moving day at the International Space Station on Monday as astronauts began unloading cargo as part of an outer space home-improvement mission.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday charged Mark Cuban, the owner of the Dallas Mavericks basketball team, with insider trading.

YouTube's much smaller rival Hulu is expected to pull even with its rival in terms of advertising revenue next year, which analysts say could pronounce Google Inc.'s purchase of the video website two years ago as a mistake.