OTTAWA – Canadian regulators should think long and hard before setting a digital OTA television transition deadline as has been done in the States, says Canadian Association of Broadcasters…
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CANADIAN BROADCASTERS AND cable companies aren’t the only ones that feel the power of a Regulator.
However, while our CRTC is concerned about Canadian content and cultural concerns, the…
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OTTAWA – While Canada’s telecommunications industry is expected to see profit levels increase again to $4.3 billion in 2007, the reasons behind that growing profit are troubling, according to…
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OTTAWA – Calling the CBC the most important outlet for Canadian programming, representatives from the Canadian Film and Television Production Association (CFTPA) urged the government to provide the public…
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TORONTO – CHUM Radio launched the Emerging Indie Artist Initiative today, a program designed to bring new Canadian talent to audiences across Canada.
Each month, beginning May 1, 2007,…
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TORONTO – Fully rebranding a Canadian over-the-air broadcaster in favour of a U.S. cable channel is certainly out-of-the-box thinking.
In an agreement that will include Canadian development and production…
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TORONTO and MONTREAL – Because of the altered – and altering – media and telecom space, wireless web and TV carrier Look Communications said late last night that it…
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TORONTO – The badly flawed Status Of Ontario Artists Act has to be changed, ACTRA said again today.
ACTRA Toronto President, Karl Pruner, presenting at the Ontario Budget hearings…
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TORONTO – Bell Mobility and Research In Motion said that the new Blackberry 8830 World Edition will launch this summer and will be the first CDMA device to support…
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MISSISSAUGA – Thanks to a lost patent lawsuit with Verizon, an American judge earlier this month told Vonage it could not add any further customers until the matter was…
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