A MILLION FEET of broadcast cable. 100 or so cameras. 1,350 people. No tape. All for 17 days of sliding, gliding, jumping and skating.
The broadcast (or, more accurately, broadcasts)…
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TORONTO – Rogers Communications and the Rogers family today announced they will donate $250,000 to relief efforts in Haiti and enable customers to support relief efforts through a text-to-donate…
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TORONTO – While the company’s television assets are what buoys Corus Entertainment’s fiscal 2010 first quarter results, chief executive officer John Cassaday said the company is seeing signs…
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OTTAWA – CACTUS has some prickly words for the CRTC.
As the Canadian Association of Community Television Users and Stations (CACTUS) prepares for the Regulator’s review of community…
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MONTREAL – Canada’s biggest cable companies continue to step up to support Haiti following Tuesday’s earthquake.
Cogeco Cable pledged to donate $50,000 to the Red Cross to support the organization’s efforts, while…
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TORONTO – Astral Media Radio Sales has added six more Haliburton Broadcasting Group radio stations in Central Ontario to its portfolio.
The agreement includes Moose FM stations, CHMT-FM in Timmins,…
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TORONTO – Score Media has reported its highest quarterly revenue and EBITDA in its history.
For its first quarter ended November 30, 2009, revenue grew 8% ($0.9 million) to $11.4 million,…
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CALGARY – Despite hinting at its future wireless service, Shaw was short on details around when and how it may eventually introduce a mobile offering.
“During fiscal 2010 we…
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TORONTO – The Canadian Television Fund has wrapped up its cross-country consultation process, and is reviewing the input as it prepares to transform into the Canadian Media Fund…
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QUEBEC CITY – Strong sales, bookings and gross margin performance combined to power EXFO Electro-Optical Engineering’s first quarter results.
Sales reached US$45.6 million for quarter ended November 30, 2009, down…
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