TORONTO – Rogers-owned Citytv shook up its television operations Tuesday, cutting staff and local news shows in four of its five markets.
A Rogers spokesperson confirmed to Cartt.ca that the restructuring affected 6%…
Continue Reading
THE DEADLINES for applications to two Canadian Televisoin Fund programs are less than a month away.
The final closing date for the CTF’s Digital Media Program is…
Continue Reading
MONTREAL – Astral Media’s radiothon on Monday in support of Haiti raised over $800,000 for the Canadian Red Cross.
Along with the Government of Canada’s commitment to match the contributions of…
Continue Reading
TORONTO – Hours after Citytv announced that it was cutting news shows and staff, local news channel CP24 trumpeted the arrival of two new early evening news shows…
Continue Reading
TORONTO – Randy Lennox, president and CEO of Universal Music Canada, will be inducted to the Canadian Music and Broadcast Industry Hall of Fame.
Lennox will be honoured at the…
Continue Reading
TORONTO – The second annual Advertising Week is only two weeks away.
Created to profile the accomplishments of the Canadian communications industry while providing inspiring thought leadership to drive future…
Continue Reading
MONTREAL – The board of directors at Telefilm Canada will jointly make decisions until a new executive director is named, the organization said in a statement.
Former executive director Wayne…
Continue Reading
MONTREAL – Describing its first quarter financial results as “robust”, Astral Media appears confident about the year ahead.
Consolidated revenues totaled $250.7 million for its first quarter ended November 30, 2009, an…
Continue Reading
TORONTO – Rogers Radio is adding Aboriginal content to its programming lineup on select stations across the country.
A new weekly program called Bamoseda will feature national Aboriginal news, current…
Continue Reading
TORONTO – After marking its 17th consecutive quarter of revenue growth, XM Radio was able to shrink its net loss by almost $30 million.
Net loss decreased by $29.8 million…
Continue Reading