TORONTO – Legendary, bombastic (and now retired) former Toronto radio broadcaster Dick Smyth will be a guest host this week on Corus Radio's AM640. He will co-host the station’s afternoon... Continue Reading
TORONTO – TSN's ongoing support of Special Olympics Canada continues Saturday with the sixth-annual Special Olympics Day, celebrating the inspirational achievements of Special Olympics athletes across Canada.All day December 9th,... Continue Reading
TORONTO – After saying he believes it's "good business" to help produce and then show Canadian content, Astral Media CEO Ian Greenberg today sent a message to Gatineau, cautioning the... Continue Reading
MONTREAL - Cogeco Radio-television said Tuesday it will not exercise its right to purchase the 40% interest in Quebec broadcaster TQS that it doesn't already own and that the parties... Continue Reading
GATINEAU - As the seventh and final day of the 2006 CRTC TV Policy Review hearing wound down yesterday, a frustrated group got very wound up, and a broadcasting legend... Continue Reading
SYDNEY - If a buyer is found for CanWest Global's Australian media operations, they're going to have to buy the whole thing. CanWest owns 56.4% of TV/radio broadcaster and outdoor... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – It's an annual battle, asking for maintenance of the Canadian Television Fund, and the Directors Guild of Canada took its message to Parliament Hill this morning. DGC President... Continue Reading
GATINEAU – The CRTC has announced Namir Anani will be joining the organization as associate executive director, industry analysis, economics and technology on January 2nd. "Namir comes to us with... Continue Reading
TORONTO - Alliance Atlantis launched blogTV.ca this week, meaning everyday Canadians with a web cam can all now be broadcasters ("blogcasters"?). The company that owns such brands as HGTV Canada,... Continue Reading
TORONTO – The Score has signed a three-season, $3.15 million contract for the exclusive Canadian TV rights to English Premier League soccer. Broadcasts will start in the fall of 2007.... Continue Reading