TORONTO – Having just left The Score last week, The Fight Network has since hired Patrick Michaud as its chief financial officer.
It also hired Paul Laberge as chief…
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TORONTO – The U.S. television writers strike is proving to be an opportunity for Canadian producers.
Today, CTV announced its new show, The Listener, a drama from Shaftesbury Films,…
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YES, THERE IS ANOTHER way to create new, sustainable revenue streams for all participants of the system (Re: COMMENTARY: People won’t stand for it, January 31). Hyper-targeted digital…
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TORONTO – Score Media’s Patrick Michaud, executive vice-president and chief financial officer, is leaving the company to establish a financial consulting practice, the company announced today.
"I would like…
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AFTER SPENDING A LOT OF time thinking about and writing about the idea of charging a new fee for something people can get for free – over-the-air, broadcast television,…
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TORONTO – Today, it’s the new marketing folks who are front and centre in a Canwest personnel release, post Alliance Atlantis merger.
Walter Levitt, Chief Marketing Officer at Canwest…
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TORONTO – The Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) has asked the CRTC for a license for new, must-carry, English and French amateur sport television channels.
If approved, the proposed Canadian…
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TORONTO – Television in Canada continues to outperform all other media, the Television Bureau of Canada reports today.
Despite concerns in some circles regarding the effect an ongoing writer’s…
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TORONTO – WFN: World Fishing Network and Canadian National Sportsmen’s Shows have announced a strategic partnership for the 2008 season that will see both companies team up to promote…
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TORONTO – Barbara Williams, Canwest Broadcasting’s executive vice-president, content, made official her new direct reports last week, pulling together the assets of both Global Television and the newly acquired…
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