TORONTO – Yuk Yuk’s Comedy Club found Mark Breslin was unveiled today as the programming director of Canadian Satellite Radio’s proposed Laugh Canada channel.
Pending CRTC licensing, which is…
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BURNABY, B.C. – The Telecommunications Workers Union (TWU) issued a statement today saying it was “outraged over statements made by Telus’ CEO at today’s Annual General Meeting.”
According to…
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WINNIPEG – Manitoba Telecom Services reported huge (160.8%) growth in its television customers with the release of its second quarter financial report today.
While the still-small MTS TV group…
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WINDSOR – The Ontario Hockey League’s Windsor Spitfires and TV COGECO recently announced that the cable community channel will be broadcasting all of the Windsor Spitfires home and away…
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TORONTO – Rogers Sportsnet announced today it has added 15 more Toronto Blue Jays road games to its Sportsnet HD schedule beginning with a trip to Cleveland to face…
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TORONTO – Call-Net Enterprises Inc., otherwise known as Sprint Canada, reported revenue and EBITDA increases during the first quarter, ended March 31, 2005.
Revenue same in at $216 million,…
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TORONTO – While high definition television offers the clearest, highest-quality TV picture available, Canadians’ want to see a more robust content and pricing picture before they commit, according to a report released today….
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VANCOUVER and SOMEWHERE IN TEXAS – The southern Ontario radio industry has been buzzing the past couple of weeks over the re-emergence of Jesse and Gene.
Once a formidable…
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TORONTO – While the CRTC has only just gathered opinions on how digital migration of specialty services might happen, Rogers Communications and six other programmers have already hammered out…
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DARTMOUTH, N.S. – Radio and TV broadcaster Newfoundland Capital Corporation recorded across the board increases during the first quarter of 2005, ended March 31st.
And happily, notes CEO Rob…
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