TORONTO – TLN Media Group, announced last week a new series of exclusive TV events featuring the network’s “Made In Canada” original heritage specials.
TLN TV featured a special…
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OTTAWA – Back in May, Videotron asked the CRTC to amend its conditions of licence so that it would not be forced to share its cable set-top box audience…
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Lawyer Claire Anderson starts next month
GATINEAU – Yukon lawyer Claire Anderson has been hired as CRTC commissioner for British Columbia and Yukon, Canadian Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez announced today.
She…
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OSLO – The BBC and CBC/Radio-Canada today announced a new commitment to future collaboration across a range of different areas.
The agreement was made between Tony Hall, director-general BBC,…
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OTTAWA – Minister of Canadian Heritage Pablo Rodriguez has mostly been silent on the Canadian TV business since being appointed last July.
We know he’s met with a number of…
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OTTAWA – Gusto Worldwide Media announced today its food program DNA Dinners will soon begin appearing on U.S. broadcaster Ovation’s travel-entertainment app Journy in the U.S.
Available on Fire TV,…
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MONTREAL – Vidéotron’s Club illico and corporate sister Quebecor Content announced last week they will create the very first reality series for the digital platform.
L’appartement, which will be produced…
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OTTAWA – With an election coming up, Global News has decided its political show The West Block not to take the summer off and instead track those pesky politicians…
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HALIFAX – Content producer and broadcaster DHX Media today announced Stephanie Betts (right) has been promoted to the role of executive vice president, content, and will be responsible for…
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WATERTOWN, N.Y. – Long-time Canadian broadcasting executive (and Cartt.ca correspondent) Bill Roberts has joined the board of directors at U.S. local public broadcaster WPBS-TV, which serves Northern New York…
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