IT'S NO WONDER THERE couldn't be a CAB submission to the CRTC on the TV policy review. While there is some agreement on what must be done to alter the course of conventional television in Canada, along side the regularly substantial chasms in opinion between the usual suspects – distributors and broadcasters – there are also substantial variances between fellow broadcasters on what must be done to secure the future of conventional television stations and companies. So, for this most important of policy reviews, the Canadian Association of Broadcasters had to step aside and tell its members that since not...
