OTTAWA – Harsh, potentially over-the-top criticism, is fair ball the Canadian Broadcast Standards Council said today. The CBSC today released a decision on a complaint about Bruce Allen’s Reality Check,... Continue Reading
TORONTO - CTV News has scored an exclusive interview with Russian president Vladimir Putin, and its airing at 3 p.m. this (Tuesday) afternoon is just the beginning. It's the first... Continue Reading
MONTREAL – While the company's Rythme FM radio revenue is still rising, Cogeco Inc.'s television division is still a drag on earnings.Cogeco Inc. president and CEO Louis Audet told a... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – After delaying the deadline earlier this year due to the uncertainty surrounding the timing of the CRTC's television policy review, the Commission has announced that license applications for... Continue Reading
FORMER ASTRAL TELEVISION chief executive Lisa de Wilde told Cartt.ca she was just "waiting for the right opportunity to come along" between the time she left Astral in 2001 until... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – Registration is now open for the 2006 Canadian Association of Broadcasters' annual convention, the 80th anniversary of the broadcasters' yearly gathering. With the theme of "New Realities. New... Continue Reading
WINNIPEG – Howard Kroeger, the man who founded CHUM Radio’s successful BOB format and helped lead the parade of North American "playing what we want," or "playing whatever" imitators, is... Continue Reading
WASHINGTON – U.S. satellite radio firm XM Satellite Radio announced that it added 398,000 new net subscribers during the second quarter of 2006 (ended June 30) to reach a total... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – The CBC program Radio Active did not breach the CRTC's radio regulations, the Commission announced today. Between May 2003 and November 2005, the Commission received six letters of... Continue Reading
TORONTO - The 25-54 demographic – which spans from Boomers to Gen Xers and Gen-Y and other trendy demo divisional names – continues to grow in dominance, now capturing 63%... Continue Reading
