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Staff at telecoms firm One Communications have returned to work after several days of industrial action. The company and the Bermuda Industrial Union said yesterday an “amicable resolution” had been reached in the dispute, which was sparked by the te...

Five days after Hurricane Nicole struck, Logic technicians remain at work, attempting to bring online the customers who lost service. Still offline are some of those in the Palmetto Lane (Pembroke), Spice Hill (Warwick) and Verdmont Road (Smith’s) a...

Dear Sir, I would like to defend CableVision for once. We, the public, can’t forget that CableVision is not in Bermuda, let alone on Earth in fact. Think of their internet speed for instance. We have been waiting on the 50- and 100-megabyte service ...

Dear Sir, Bermuda CableVision have consistently provided rubbish service at high prices for years. How many time do we go to our favourite channel and find it blacked out or not working. Now we have just started the English football season. I pay ...

Channel 82’s future hangs in the balance, after service provider Logic Communications demanded a $2,000 monthly fee to broadcast its shows. Lamone Woods, the channel’s managing partner, pulled his Bermuda-centric programming from the cable company’s ...

Logic Communications is continuing to restore services lost to Hurricane Joaquin. Customers still without cable are advised to call CableVision on 292-5544. Problem areas in Smith’s and Flatts were reported on South and North Shore Roads, Jennings Ro...

Bermuda CableVision chief Terry Roberson has left the firm. The move comes only weeks after the cable TV company joined forces with internet provider Logic under the KeyTech banner. Now KeyTech CEO Lloyd Fray has taken over as acting CEO of Logic. A ...

Bermuda CableVision is to merge with Logic Communications Ltd. The news was announced today by telecommunications group KeyTech Ltd, Logic’s parent company, after it secured ownership of 100 per cent of CableVision’s shares. The CableVision name will...

An investment firm executive yesterday said telecoms group KeyTech had failed to provide investors with up-to-date financial information in its bid to take over TV provider CableVision. And Malcolm Moseley, executive vice-president and chief financia...

Telecoms firm KeyTech has launched a bid to take full control of TV provider CableVision. KeyTech subsidiary Wansunt, the majority shareholder in CableVision, is bidding for 100 per cent ownership of its shares with an offer of $13 per share to minor...

Thirty couples were honoured for the longevity of their marriages in an event by Heart to Heart Marriage Mentoring Ministries and Bermuda CableVision. The happy pairs, nominated by members of the public and selected after an interviewing process, enj...

Former Digicel Bermuda chief executive officer Wayne Caines is consulting for rival telecoms firms Bermuda CableVision, The Royal Gazette has learned. Mr Caines left his Digicel post last July after six years with the company, but remained connected ...