Cogeco

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Cogeco Inc.
Cogeco
Type Public
TSX: CGO, TSX: CCA
Founded Trois-Rivières, Quebec (1957)[1]
Headquarters Montreal, Quebec
Key people Louis Audet (CEO), Jan Peeters (Chairman of the Board)
Industry Media and Communications
Products Cable TV, Internet, Telecommunications, Broadcasting
Revenue $675.6 million CAD (2005)[2]
Net income ($19.8 million) CAD (2005)
Subsidiaries Cogeco Cable, Cogeco Radio-Television
Website www.cogeco.ca

Cogeco (TSX: CGO) is a Canadian media and communications company. The corporation first entered the television business in the mid-1950s with the launch of an SRC affiliate in Trois-Rivières, CKTM. Later the company expanded with the creation of CKSH in Sherbrooke, a radio network and diversification in the cable television industry.

Currently Cogeco co-owns the TQS network with Bell Globemedia, and eight television stations affiliated with both TQS and SRC.

Through its broadcast holdings, Cogeco Cable (TSX: CCA) is a major cable television distributor offering analog and digital television, as well as high-speed Internet services and VoIP telephony. It is the second largest cable system operator in both Ontario and Québec, and the fourth largest in Canada.

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Cogeco also owned the now-defunct CKO radio network after acquiring AGRA subsidiary Cybermedix in 1989; the network and its stations went dark in November of that year.

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(All co-owned with Bell Globemedia through TQS)

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