RCI-B.TO in “Satellites Turn Every Phone Into a Terminal”
Rogers Communications Inc.
Satellite coverage is particularly valuable across Canada's vast, sparsely populated territory.
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Satellites Turn Every Phone Into a Terminal
Direct-to-device networks are moving satellite connectivity from specialist hardware into ordinary smartphones.
BULL side — Satellite coverage is particularly valuable across Canada's vast, sparsely populated territory.
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2 stories- Live Sports Becomes Streaming's Last Moat
RCI-B.TO in “Live Sports Becomes Streaming's Last Moat”
AcceleratingExposure: not rated yetScarce games, races and fights are becoming the most valuable anchors in an unbundled media market.
Rogers combines Sportsnet, long-term NHL rights and ownership of the Toronto Blue Jays with nationwide distribution, giving it unusual leverage in Canadian sports streaming.
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RCI-B.TO in “Satellites Turn Every Phone Into a Terminal”
FadingExposure: not rated yetDirect-to-device networks are moving satellite connectivity from specialist hardware into ordinary smartphones.
Satellite coverage is particularly valuable across Canada's vast, sparsely populated territory.
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1 story- Streaming Learns to Make Money
RCI-B.TO in “Streaming Learns to Make Money”
FadingExposure: not rated yetPassword enforcement, ad tiers and tighter content budgets are converting streaming scale into cash flow while linear television keeps shrinking.
Rogers' cable-video and traditional media operations face subscriber erosion and rising sports costs as Canadian viewing shifts toward streaming.