CBC's Carnovale named NABA board president

TORONTO - Ray Carnovale (pictured), vice-president and CTO for CBC/Radio-Canada, has been named president of the North American Broadcasters Association. He takes on the role from Peter Smith, v-p, advanced technology, NBC Universal, who was elected to serve as one of two v-ps for NABA. Leonardo Ramos, director, high technology projects for Televisa was re-elected for another term as veep. The NABA board confirmed the new executive at their Board meeting on April 4. The North American Broadcasters Association (NABA) is a non-profit union of broadcasting organizations throughout North America "committed to advancing the interests of broadcasters at home and...