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February 13, 2009 17 years ago

ACTRA says CRTC decision “offers a glimmer of hope”

TORONTO – ACTRA says it’s optimistic about Friday’s CRTC’s decision, saying it “offers a glimmer of hope” that the Commission has heard its pleas that private TV broadcasters in Canada do… Continue Reading

February 13, 2009 17 years ago

Little hearing now, full hearing in 2010 as Commission to consider caps on foreign programming spend

GATINEAU – After seeing the broadcast license renewal applications from Canwest Global, CTV, TVA, and Citytv in all their frightening uncertainty (or so we’re told), the CRTC has decided… Continue Reading

February 13, 2009 17 years ago

COMMENTARY: Broadcasting in new media doesn’t need any new regs, thanks

BACK IN NOVEMBER, on a regulatory panel at the Canadian Association of Broadcasters final convention, I said then that the broadcasting in new media hearing, which is beginning this… Continue Reading

February 13, 2009 17 years ago

CMG, CEP want “widest possible input” in to shortened broadcast license renewals

TORONTO and OTTAWA – Industry reaction to the CRTC’s decision to issue one year broadcast licences to four private conventional television networks has been swift.  The Candian Media… Continue Reading

February 12, 2009 17 years ago

Vancouver 2010 Olympics: “The biggest event of our lives,” says Pelley

A YEAR IS A LONG time. Or not – depending on how much you need to get done in 365 days. As of today, Keith Pelley, the hyper-energetic president… Continue Reading

February 11, 2009 17 years ago

Highly leveraged media companies very vulnerable, says Moody’s

TORONTO – While saying the business environment and financial performance of companies across Canada are likely to be adversely affected by the ongoing recession and the relative scarcity of… Continue Reading

February 11, 2009 17 years ago

RIM will exceed Q4 expectations, reaffirms guidance

WATERLOO, ON – Research In Motion (RIM) expects net subscriber account additions for its fourth quarter to be at least 20% higher than originally forecasted last December. The BlackBerry… Continue Reading

February 11, 2009 17 years ago

ACTRA urges TV broadcasters to buy Canadian

TORONTO – The Alliance of Canadian Cinema, Television and Radio Artists (ACTRA) says that for the sake of the local economy, Canadian TV broadcasters must invest in Canada’s film… Continue Reading

February 11, 2009 17 years ago

Broadcasters’ profits plummeted in 2008; call for sub fee resumes

GATINEAU – While Canadian private broadcasters are increasingly spending big on American programming, their profitability took a huge hit in the 2008 broadcast year, ended August 31st, CRTC numbers… Continue Reading

February 11, 2009 17 years ago

CRTC’s radio hits decision “insane, inane and asinine,” says Rogers

GATINEAU – The CRTC decided Wednesday to eliminate restrictions on the broadcast of hits by English-language FM radio stations in English-language markets, but to uphold the restrictions in the… Continue Reading
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