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Ted Rogers

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Ted Rogers

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Rogers, Ted, 1933-2008 (subject)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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Original Toronto Star caption: Ted Rogers

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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives

CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive

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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0077040F

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Switched: broadcaster Ted Rogers support Clark

Switched: broadcaster Ted Rogers support Clark

5/9/1983

John Eaton, Ted Rogers Fred Eaton, Conrad Black and Doug Bassett: All backers of, foreground, candidate Ron Atkey

John Eaton, Ted Rogers Fred Eaton, Conrad Black and Doug Bassett: All backers of, foreground, candidate Ron Atkey

9/3/1978

Colin Watson (l) Phil Lind (r) Ted Rogers

Colin Watson (l) Phil Lind (r) Ted Rogers

12/19/1994

Clarke's man: Television magnate Ted Rogers has thrown his support behind former leader Joe Clark in the Tory race

Clarke's man: Television magnate Ted Rogers has thrown his support behind former leader Joe Clark in the Tory race

5/9/1983

CNCP chairman Ted Rogers, above, and George Harvey, president, inset, will ask Ottawa to let them battle Bell Canada for the long distance telephone dollar. Their promise is to slash rates

CNCP chairman Ted Rogers, above, and George Harvey, president, inset, will ask Ottawa to let them battle Bell Canada for the long distance telephone dollar. Their promise is to slash rates

10/4/1989

12/19/1994

Ted Rogers (left)

Ted Rogers (left)

5/2/1997

12/18/1996

The buyer is the Ted Rogers family, which owns this house around the corner

The buyer is the Ted Rogers family, which owns this house around the corner

11/25/1973

10/4/1989

Ted Rogers: Canadian Cablesystems boss wants to take over west coast cable firm

Ted Rogers: Canadian Cablesystems boss wants to take over west coast cable firm

7/11/1978

Bad news: Ted Rogers, head of Canada's biggest cable TV empire, had to tell shareholders that basic service would be cut to clear space for specialty networks

Bad news: Ted Rogers, head of Canada's biggest cable TV empire, had to tell shareholders that basic service would be cut to clear space for specialty networks

3/27/1984