LOS ANGELES – The Walt Disney Company, Intel and Cisco have revived video on demand company MovieBeam and this time, customers will be able to order movies in high definition.... Continue Reading
TORONTO - Gabrielle Free has been hired as director of communication for CHUM Television's music and youth services. She starts today.Free (left) will oversee all communication strategy and publicity activities... Continue Reading
GATINEAU – As part of its overall restructuring, the CRTC issued an unusual call for comments on Friday, asking the industry for input on setting service standards for Commission decisions."The... Continue Reading
ASTRAL TELEVISION'S THE MOVIE NETWORK was one of the first, if not the first Canadian TV channel to show a regular diet of high definition content, dating back to about... Continue Reading
MONTREAL – Late Monday, TVA Group announced fourth quarter net income dropped by 50% to $8.7 million, compared with net income of $17.4 million during the fourth quarter of 2004.... Continue Reading
KELOWNA - The third annual "Have A Heart" Radiothon has raised over $207,000 for the various hospital foundations in B.C.'s Okanagan valley. The money was raised during a two-day campaign,... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Portuguese language channel TV Globo Internacional has been added to the Ontario channel lineups for Rogers Digital Cable customers. TV Globo Internacional brings Portuguese programming from Brazil such... Continue Reading
MONTREAL – The outdoor division of Astral Media and Aéroports de Montréal today launched a new television network at Pierre-Elliott-Trudeau International Airport. Representing an investment of nearly $750,000, the network... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Hosting five free community events in Thunder Bay next week is the beginning of a new approach to connecting with Ontarians, the provincial public broadcaster said today. The... Continue Reading
WASHINGTON – U.S. president George Bush signed the bill that will see over-the-air analog TV shut off for good in that country on February 17, 2009. The bill includes US$1.5... Continue Reading