TORONTO – This week, Edge 102 took the platinum selling new rockers SNOW PATROL and played a lucky listener’s backyard. The station called it the Edge Uninvited Guest, in concert... Continue Reading
YOUR ARTICLE TODAY ON THEFT IS INTERESTING… on two levels. One because it underscores sadly the difficulty our industry has with people who see nothing wrong with “stealing” intellectual property... Continue Reading
LONDON and TORONTO - All of the Memorial Cup hockey games being shown on Rogers Sportsnet will be shown in HD, the channel recently announced. The HD coverage begins with... Continue Reading
OTTAWA - Bell ExpressVu should have to carry all of a broadcasters’ signal, not just cherry-pick their local content, the Canadian Association of Broadcasters told the CRTC this week. In... Continue Reading
WHILE THE SATELLITE SIGNAL theft issue seems to have receded into the background recently, the Canadian TV industry must keep the pressure on government in order to force change. A... Continue Reading
TORONTO and OTTAWA – CHUM Television announced this morning the promotion of Don Mumford to station manager of The New RO. Soon to be re-branded as A-Channel, The New RO... Continue Reading
MONTREAL – Saying it needs a new team of leaders to help it meet the challenges posed by the acquisition and integration of the Radiomédia network Corus Radio Quebec has... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – Breakthrough Films and Television executive producer Ira Levy will be the new chair of the Canadian Film and Television Production Association. He was elected by the new board... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Broadcast industry veteran Cary Rubin will join the team at CanWest MediaWorks on Monday, May 24th as director, affiliate relations for the company’s specialty services (Prime TV, Xtreme... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Corus Entertainment’s vice-president, finance and administration in its radio division has decided to return to Rogers Communications. However, Jamie Haggarty won’t be returning to Rogers Cable, which is... Continue Reading