TORONTO - Chris Fuoco, vice-president of distribution and account marketing for Canwest Broadcasting, has left the company, it was announced late last week. “We greatly appreciate all of Chris's good... Continue Reading
TORONTO – While revenues for Canada’s private broadcasters increased slightly in 2007, they cut their spending on Canadian programming slightly too, pointed out ACTRA, the actors union, in a press... Continue Reading
MONTREAL – Quebecor Media’s broadcasting, publishing and movie unit, TVA Group, reported net income of $12.8 million for the second quarter of 2008, 23% lower than the corresponding quarter of... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – The Canadian Association of Broadcasters announced that Elaine Ali, senior vice-president, CTV Stations Group, Nicole Jolly, vice-president of operations, New Flow 93.5, Milestone Radio, and Claude Laflamme, vice-president,... Continue Reading
CALGARY – Canwest Global announced today the launch of a paid internship program for Aboriginal students in Alberta. Three internships per year – valued at approximately $10,000 each – are... Continue Reading
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. – American DBS service Dish Network announced today it is raising the high definition bar by becoming the first in the industry to offer high definition programming in... Continue Reading
TORONTO - “Television and the internet enhance each other,” said Theresa Treutler, president and CEO of the Television Bureau of Canada (TVB). “It is not a matter of competition, but... Continue Reading
TORONTO – After eight months of negotiations – including a one-month contract extension – a new national commercial agreement remains under negotiation, said actors union ACTRA today. The agreement, which... Continue Reading
ALEXANDRIA, VA - The Cable and Telecommunications Association for Marketing 2008 Mark Awards finalists were announced today and in the running are three Canadian companies. The Mark Awards competition recognizes... Continue Reading
EDMONTON - Super Channel’s national creative development representative Nic Wry is retiring August 1, 2008 after three decades in the film and television production business, announced the company today “Nic... Continue Reading
