OTTAWA-GATINEAU – Profits at Canada's private radio stations jumped 23.8% in 2005, says new data released today by the CRTC, just in time for the Radio Policy Review, which will... Continue Reading
TORONTO – The TV-industry-created organization that was set up eight years ago to evangelize on high definition television and the transition to digital will shut down as of August 31,... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – The first annual report to the CRTC by the CAB on the progress made by broadcasters to ensure diversity in broadcasting was announced today. The Canadian Association of... Continue Reading
TORONTO – The North American multiplatform parade of video content gains speed every day. Today's announcement is that YTV will launch Nelvana’s new fantasy adventure toon Pandalian on-air, online and... Continue Reading
AGOURA HILLS, Calif. – Video game maker THQ Inc. and HBO announced a new video game based on The Sopranos, will be in the market during the 2006 holiday season.... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – Those expecting the first Conservative budget in 14 years to throw any more money at the Canadian culture sector came away from today's federal budget disappointed. Then again,... Continue Reading
NEW YORK – In its quarterly report filed Tuesday, American company Sirius Satellite Radio referred to its Canadian operations in a single line, which read: "For the first quarter of... Continue Reading
by Myron Love WINNIPEG - Golden West Broadcasting Ltd. was the recipient of two Golden Hand Awards for its contributions to community service. The rural Manitoba broadcaster received the awards... Continue Reading
WINNIPEG – Prime will cease to exist on June 1st and in its place will be TVtropolis. Featuring a brand new programming lineup (with most shows from the past 10... Continue Reading
VICTORIA - The British Columbia Association of Broadcasters 2006 conference takes place May 10-12 in Victoria, B.C. Futurist and Innovation expert Jim Carroll, digital/technology expert David Chalk, and world-renowned speakers... Continue Reading