Cable VDN’s Toronto expansion plans could mark move into other markets
Broadcast | August 17, 2004
Montreal-based Cable VDN Inc. has applied for a Class 1 cable licence to serve the multiple unit dwelling (MUD) market in Toronto in what could be the start of expansion into further cities. The company plans to piggyback on existing fiber connections it has to extend the TV service it offers in Montreal to Toronto. Gary Sherman, director of legal and regulatory affairs at Cable VDN, tells Canadian Communications Reports that the company "wants to start small and establish a base in Toronto" of about 10,000 customers, the same amount it has in Montreal.
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