Rogers Communications

Ruralwave is a telecommunications company based in Kawartha Lakes, Canada, that provides fiber internet, television, and phone services to rural residents and businesses in Eastern Ontario, including Kawartha Lakes, Durham Region, and Simcoe County. Founded in 1995, Ruralwave focuses on delivering high-speed internet solutions, which encompass fiber connectivity, cable, Wi-Fi, and telephone services. As of September 30, 2020, Ruralwave operates as a subsidiary of Rogers Communications Inc.

Brave Commerce is a provider of mobile marketing solutions that operates North America's first mobile commerce platform. The company connects mobile operators with local merchants to offer daily deals, enhancing the shopping experience for users. In partnership with Rogers Wireless, Brave Commerce launched Rogers Mobile Offers in the Greater Toronto Area, delivering a unique mobile daily deal experience to subscribers. The platform utilizes mobile messaging, geo-location services, and mobile commerce payment solutions to facilitate transactions and engage customers effectively. Since its acquisition by Rogers Media Inc. in March 2012, Brave Commerce has continued to innovate in the mobile commerce sector.

Atria Networks privately held company owns and operates fibre-optic networks. Atria Networks, based in Kitchener, Ontario, augments the Rogers Business Solutions offering by enhancing its ability to deliver on-net data centric services within and adjacent to the company's cable footprint.

ScribbleLive is a content cloud provider headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, that specializes in helping companies manage their content lifecycle. Founded in 2008, the company offers a comprehensive platform designed to empower businesses to create premium content at scale. ScribbleLive's services include content strategy, creative services, implementation, integration, and IT support, enabling clients to effectively engage with their audiences. The platform features capabilities for liveblogging, real-time journalism, and on-the-fly storytelling, allowing organizations to leverage data and creativity for impactful content creation. Through its managed services, ScribbleLive provides program and campaign coverage, complete with dashboards and program reporting, ensuring clients can achieve predictable results in their content efforts.

Founded in 2008, Thoora is a service that helps people find, curate, and publish beautiful, naturally search-friendly, automatically updating content on the web. Thoora was created after founders Chul Lee, Kyu Lee and Byron Ma realized there wasn't a service to effectively aggregate traditional and social media content into a single source. The Thoora engine was based on this premise, and has been refined over the last two years to take that idea a step further: to not just aggregate content, but to discover, rate and deliver the highest-quality, most trusted and relevant content. Thoora explores the entire blogosphere, Twitter, Facebook, other social media apps, and thousands of traditional media sources; and then uses over 100 signals to filter, rank, and deliver that content to our users for their curation. Thoora's secret sauce is its unique combination of human and machine. While our aggregation algorithms deliver quality content, we then put our users in the driver's seat, giving them the tools to refine, re-order, re-rank, and prioritize the content. The result? Human-curated, topical pages that are always fresh and relevant. Thoora works as well for businesses and publishers as it does for consumers. Businesses can use it to quickly produce high quality, SEO-friendly vertical content on a broad scale. Consumers can use it to create and share pages on the topics they are passionate about. Thoora evolved from a research project to a company in 2008 after it agreed to collaborate with Rogers Ventures, which also became an investor. Thoora is currently pushing the envelope by looking at how to intelligently learn from the curation experience to provide better aggregation tools. The company is based in Toronto, Canada.

Aurora Cable provides cable television, Internet and telephony services in the Town of Aurora and the community of Oak Ridges, in Richmond Hill, Ontario.