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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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