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There has possibly never been a more daring business figure in Canada’s history than Ted Rogers. Hailed by some as a visionary with an incomparable insight, and equally loathed by others as a ruthless opportunist, Ted Rogers relentlessly conquered his rivals in three industries – radio, cable television and cellular telephony. High Wire Act is an unprecedented, in-depth analysis into how Ted Rogers, driven by the psychological need to restore his family's name, leveraged his stake in a small Toronto FM radio station and propelled it into a media and telecommunications behemoth worth over $23 billion. The many topics covered in the book include details on Rogers’…

Unmatched ability to foresee the convergence of cable and telephony before anyone else did

Insatiable appetite for debt and risk taking, and how he bet his company three times to carry out his vision

Shrewd political and regulatory maneuvers that always kept him one step ahead of his competitors and political adversaries such as Bell and the Aspers

Opportunistic acquisition of the Toronto Blue Jays

High Wire Act is a fascinating and one-of-a-kind look into one of Canada’s most audacious and visionary business figures of the past fifty years. Every Canadian business reader will be enthralled by this enduring success story of Canada’s only true telecommunications mogul.

Acknowledgments

Prologue: Not Your Average Cable Guy

Act One: Radio

Chapter 1: 3BP

　Chapter 2: Club 405

　Chapter 3: Rogers, Bassett and the BBG

　Chapter 4:680 Radio

　Chapter 5: "The Hardest Fight of My Life"

Act Two: Cable

　Chapter 6: The Cable Guy

　Chapter 7: Enter Phil Lind, the Banks and the CRTC

　Chapter 8: Predatory Strike

　Chapter 9: Taking on America: Part I: Urban Oil Wells

　Chapter 10: Taking on America: Part II: A Hell of a Marriage

　Chapter 11: Taking on America: Part III: He11 on Wheels

Act Three: Wireless

　Chapter 12: Cutting the Cord: The Birth of Cantel

　Chapter 13: Twelve Months to Launch

　Chapter 14: The Put

　Chapter 15: Ownership Gambit

Act Four: Riverboat Gambler

　Chapter 16: Unitel: Here We Go Again

　Chapter 17: Blood Sport

　Chapter 18: WAVE Good-Bye

Chapter 19: The Terrible Nineties

Chapter 20: Fido, Heel

Chapter 21: A Mug's Game

Chapter 22: The Five Final Years

Chapter 23: Are You Rogered?

Epilogue: Vindication

Appendix: A Ted Rogers Q&A

Endnotes

Partial Bibliography

Index

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　　Caroline Van Hasselt (Toronto, ON) is an awardwinning reporter with an almost 20-year career in journalism. She previously was Boston Bureau Chief for Bloomberg News and a reporter with the Financial Times of Canada. One of her notable achievements includes being the first to break the news of Royal Bank’s ultimately failed merger with Bank of Montreal. In addition to being a journalist, Caroline has also worked as a senior investigator at Canada’s foremost forensic accounting firm.

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There has possibly never been a more daring business figure in Canada’s history than Ted Rogers. Hailed by some as a visionary with an incomparable insight, and equally loathed by others as a ruthless opportunist, Ted Rogers relentlessly conquered his rivals in three industries – radio, cable television and cellular telephony. High Wire Act is an unprecedented, in-depth analysis into how Ted Rogers, driven by the psychological need to restore his family's name, leveraged his stake in a small Toronto FM radio station and propelled it into a media and telecommunications behemoth worth over $23 billion. The many topics covered in the book include details on Rogers’… Unmatched ability to foresee the convergence of cable and telephony before anyone else did Insatiable appetite for debt and risk taking, and how he bet his company three times to carry out his vision Shrewd political and regulatory maneuvers that always kept him one step ahead of his competitors and political adversaries such as Bell and the Aspers Opportunistic acquisition of the Toronto Blue Jays High Wire Act is a fascinating and one-of-a-kind look into one of Canada’s most audacious and visionary business figures of the past fifty years. Every Canadian business reader will be enthralled by this enduring success story of Canada’s only true telecommunications mogul.