TORONTO – It might be a bit of a scare tactic – and if you work for Corus Radio, this might scare you – but thanks to the recent Copyright... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Shareholders of Leitch Technology approved the acquisition of the company by Harris Corporation for about $590 million at the special meeting of shareholders held this morning. Over 77%... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Maintaining it’s long-standing support of Bullying Awareness Week, Astral Media's Family Channel is launching its 2005 "Take the Pledge" campaign. The week is November 14 to 20, 2005,... Continue Reading
NEW YORK – Rogers Communications Nitasha Kalra has joined the board of directors of the National Association for Multi-ethnicity in Communications."With the incoming members, NAMIC strengthens the board's diversity of... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Asian Television Networks has acquired the exclusive Canadian rights to the Videocon Cup, a twelve game cricket series with India vs. South Africa and India vs. Sri Lanka... Continue Reading
OTTAWA - Major backers of an international convention on cultural protection are delighted it was adopted by the U.N.’s Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) last Thursday in Paris, but... Continue Reading
OTTAWA-GATINEAU –Teletoon Retro, D.I.Y. and Nostalgie are just three of the 14 new category two digital specialty channels approved by the CRTC Friday. A few of the new licenses will... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – After enduring a winter of cranky Canadian curling fans, frustrated at how and where their beloved game was being put on TV, the Canadian Curling Association officially righted... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – The CRTC Thursday granted a category two digital specialty service license to Astral Media for French-language speed channel Télé-Vitesse. Astral’s application proposes a service that would be devoted... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Led by a growing stable of digital specialty channels, Asian Television Network posted large increases in revenue and earnings. Revenues for first nine months of 2005, ended September... Continue Reading
