ST. LOUIS – Nickelodeon and Brown Shoe Company announced this week a strategic multi-property licensing agreement.
The kids TV channel and the shoe company’s Buster Brown & Co. kids’…
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OTTAWA – In opposing a recent application by a low-power FM station in B.C. to relocate its transmitter, the Canadian Association of Broadcasters asked the CRTC to take a…
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DARTMOUTH, NS – Small market radio station owner Newfoundland Capital Corporation, said Friday that its consolidated revenue of $24.6 million in the fourth quarter showed a 29% improvement over…
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OTTAWA – The CRTC announced Friday that Multivan Broadcast Corp. (which owns Channel M in Vancouver) has been granted a transitional digital television license for its territory.
The…
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GATINEAU – On Friday, the CRTC granted Newcap Broadcasting a license for a new FM station serving Bonnyville, Alberta.
The station (at 101.3MHz) will be a pop format aimed…
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TORONTO – You know those stunning nature videos and wickedly detailed vistas of historical artifacts we’ve seen demonstrated for years on HDTV screens? Bell ExpressVu today announced the launch…
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GATINEAU – After a short hiatus, Denis Carmel has returned to the CRTC.
A familiar face and voice, Carmel left the CRTC in 2005 after spending a number of…
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TORONTO – Quincy Raby was recently promoted to marketing manager for CHUM International.
Distributors will remember her as affiliate marketing and communications manager for the company’s Canadian specialty services.
In…
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TORONTO – Citytv’s BreakfastTelevision and The Home Depot, announced today they are taking the client-broadcaster relationship a little further.
The top-rated morning show and the retailer have teamed up to…
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MONTREAL – Quebec’s Télévision Quatre Saisons network (TQS) has confirmed Louis Trépanier as its vice-president of programming, replacing Luc Doyon who resigned in January.
Trépanier, who’s been with the…
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