OTTAWA – Ron Cohen, retiring chair of the Canadian Broadcast Standards Council, is going back to school.
Carleton University said Wednesday that Cohen will be joining its faculty of public…
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TORONTO – Hollywood Suite has finalized a number of distribution agreements in advance of the Monday launch of its four new HD movie services.
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NEW YORK – Consumers will accept advertising on the video on demand platform like they do on linear television, according to a study from the Advanced Advertising Media Project…
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OTTAWA – The CBC has complied with an order by the Standing Committee on Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics to provide documents requested under Access to Information (ATI)…
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TORONTO – Television is still the most effective way to connect with and create an engaged audience, according to a pair of studies released by the Television Bureau of…
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OTTAWA – CBC/Radio-Canada has handed over some, but not all, of the documents requested by the Standing Committee on Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics. And some of them remain…
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OTTAWA – Some of the country’s biggest broadcasters must pay out a combined $618 million in tangible public benefits by August 31, 2017 associated with their recent acquisitions of…
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TORONTO – The first generation raised to access, create and post content has come of age. And understanding the media habits of these influential and savvy consumers is vital,…
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TORONTO – Family Channel is kicking off its ninth annual Bullying Awareness Week on Monday with special bullying-themed programming and new original content.
This year the campaign, entitled What's Up,…
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TORONTO – Comedic actress Samantha Bee has been named the recipient of the 2011 Crystal Award for International Achievement by Women in Film & Television – Toronto (WIFT-T).
The International…
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