WINNIPEG – CAB Convention delegates this (Sunday) afternoon heard BBM Canada president and CEO Jim MacLeod and Arbitron senior vice-president Bob Patchen present research showing that broadcast radio, when measured by portable... Continue Reading
TORONTO – CBC will begin airing some of its high-profile sports properties beginning with this Saturday’s Hockey Night In Canada broadcast. Viewers can catch game one of the Saturday night... Continue Reading
DARTMOUTH, N.S. – A recently settled lawsuit led to a third quarter loss of $1.2 million at Newfoundland Capital Corporation. While revenue grew at a good clip, thanks to organic... Continue Reading
TORONTO – SIRIUS Canada announced the bulk of its channel lineup today featuring 10 Canadian channels but no mention of bringing Howard Stern – who’s now basically becoming the feature... Continue Reading
WINNIPEG – Cable and satellite companies paying fees for the Global TV signal is just one of the major structural changes that must happen if conventional broadcast television is to... Continue Reading
WINNIPEG – Citing CTV’s “programming luck”, CanWest Global Communications CEO Leonard Asper on Wednesday acknowledged Global Television’s meagre performance in 2005 when compared to its closest rival, but said better... Continue Reading
MONTREAL - Bell Globemedia's revenues for the third quarter ended September 30th increased by 10.9% over the same period last year to reach $335 million. The company's operating income increased... Continue Reading
OTTAWA - Legendary Canadian rockers Randy Bachman and Burton Cummings will headline a stellar lineup of musical talent at The Future Summit, the Canadian Association of Broadcasters’ 2005 Annual Convention... Continue Reading
GATINEAU and QUEBEC - The CRTC has postponed Nov. 14th public hearings in Quebec City on a bundle of applications for new or modified radio services, all because of a... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – They’re not exactly fireside chats, but Prime Minister Paul Martin launched his national weekly radio address on Sunday, October 30, 2005, with a two minute discussion of the... Continue Reading
