OTTAWA – The federal government will table its much-delayed copyright bill today in the House of Commons.
Expected to concentrate on new laws on illegal downloading and other online…
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TORONTO – CBC Radio has announced the new hosts for programs slated to begin airing this fall as part of the new schedule for Radio 2.
“While classical music…
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BANFF – Twentieth Century Fox Studios will be remaking the CBC sitcom Little Mosque on the Prairie for broadcast in the U.S. market on the Fox network, the Canadian…
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TORONTO – “National radio has now posted eight consecutive quarters of positive growth. That’s the longest stretch since Q1 of 2002,” said Patrick Grierson, president of Canadian Broadcast Sales….
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BANFF – Remember back when many students had to share one computer in the school computer lab? That soon evolved into just about one computer for every person. And…
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BANFF – Former CHUM president and CEO Jay Switzer and former Standard Broadcasting president and CEO Gary Slaight are among a group of Canadian broadcast executives who have invested…
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TORONTO – The launch of a French language Teletoon Retro will see the total number of Canadian homes receiving the programming grow to over 5.8 million as Vidéotron illico…
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TORONTO – “Dunt-da-dunt-da-dunt…” is now part of the CTVglobemedia empire.
It was a battle that has raged for the better part of a week and when CBC couldn’t come…
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BANFF – White Light/Black Rain: The Destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, a production from HBO Documentary Films and Farallon Films, picked up the Grand Prize and two other awards…
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BANFF – The 2008 Canadian New Media Award finalists were unveiled Sunday at the nextMEDIA conference, with four firms from across Canada vying for Company of the Year.
Moment…
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