July 23 (Reuters) - Canadian wireless giant Rogers

Communications ( RCIAF ) beat Wall Street expectations for

second-quarter revenue on Wednesday, helped by the adoption of

higher-priced mobile bundles and a strong performance in its

media segment.

The company reported quarterly revenue of C$5.22 billion

($3.84 billion), beating analysts' average estimate of C$5.18

billion, according to data compiled by LSEG.

($1 = 1.3586 Canadian dollars)