TORONTO – The sports radio landscape is about to get a lot more competitive in Hogtown.
CTV and its divisions TSN and CHUM Radio announced Thursday it will launch TSN…
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OTTAWA – Partisan politics were on full display during Minister of Canadian Heritage James Moore’s appearance before the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage yesterday. While Moore was there to…
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TORONTO, – John Hinnen, vice-president and general manager of 680 News and vice-president of radio news programming for Rogers Broadcasting is this year’s recipient of the RTNDA Canada President’s…
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MONTREAL – Astral Out-of-Home, is targeting “urban nomads” with its new “geo-marketing intelligence service” called MARK. Available to Astral Out-of-Home clients, MARK promises to deliver effective, targeted outdoor advertising…
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OTTAWA – Appearing before a Parliamentary committee, Minister of Canadian Heritage James Moore applauded CBC/Radio-Canada for its new five-year strategic plan, but his testimony shed little light on whether…
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OTTAWA – A news report which aired on CHEK News at Five on July 19, 2010 has been ruled to be unfair and an invasion of privacy by the…
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GATINEAU – The CRTC Tuesday said no to adding the U.S. cable channel National Geographic Wild to the eligible satellite list for distribution in Canada.
Shaw Communications had made the…
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TORONTO – With the Commission expected to rule shortly on a proposed $5.7 million accessibility fund (proposed by BCE as a piece of its tangible benefits package in acquiring…
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TORONTO – Canadian software company MoboVivo, whose technology enables broadcasters to distribute TV shows on multiple electronic platforms, announced Wednesday that its customers’ videos surpassed one million views in January…
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TORONTO – Despite fierce competition from other jurisdictions, a sluggish U.S. economy and a high Canadian dollar, Ontario’s film and television industry contributed $964.3 million to the provincial economy…
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