TORONTO – Bell Canada and Larry Tanenbaum's Kilmer Group are jointly acquiring the CFL’s Toronto Argonauts from sports entrepreneur David Braley. Financial terms of the transaction, expected to close…
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REDMOND, WA – Microsoft’s Xbox One console can now help Canadian cord cutters and cord nevers tune in to over-the-air television.
The company said Wednesday that all Xbox One owners…
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NEW YORK – Members and participants of the World Broadcasting Unions’ International Satellite Operations Group have agreed to change their name to the International Media Connectivity Group (IMCG) to…
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TORONTO – Bell Media has tapped advertising executive Stuart Garvie as its new president of Bell Media Sales, effective June 8.
Garvie, pictured, will assume the responsibilities of Mary Ann…
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TORONTO – Bell Media specialty channel Much said Tuesday that its new online network of YouTube creators and digital influencers, known as Much Digital Studios, is now live along…
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HAMILTON, ON – Cable 14 has been honoured with a Media Award of Distinction by the Ontario University Athletics (OUA) for its live broadcasts of a variety of McMaster…
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TORONTO – Global News is changing the face of its newscasts, announcing a new anchor line-up that will begin appearing on Tuesday with The Morning Show and be phased in throughout the summer.
Joining Global News…
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SAN FRANCISCO – Digital music service Rdio is rolling out a new subscription tier for mobile users that offers a combination of ad-free streaming and the ability to select…
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TORONTO – Some 88% of Canadians living in provinces with little access to French-language television programing say that they want more content in that language, while 56% say that…
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GATINEAU – With a reminder that “a broadcasting licence is a privilege”, CRTC chairman Jean-Pierre Blais opened a radio hearing Wednesday that will examine whether to renew the licences…
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