OTTAWA – A year after submitting a report to the CRTC on the presence, portrayal and participation of people with disabilities, the Canadian Association of Broadcasters (CAB) has outlined…
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ONCE THOUGHT OF as the video rental store in a box, video on demand is now something completely different.
TV shows, clips, instructional videos, and original content are all…
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VANCOUVER – The Canadian Association of Broadcasters inducted nine distinguished Canadians into the CAB’s Broadcast Hall of Fame at a special luncheon ceremony Monday at the CAB’s 80th Annual…
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AS A BIT OF A GIMMICK, the moderator of Monday’s personal programming session on mobile video held up a recently released Palm Treo 700wx running on the Bell Mobility…
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TORONTO – Telelatino is about to launch of tlñ, a Canadian-made 100% Hispanic oriented general interest channel, the company announced today.
It will serve "the fast-growing population of Hispanic…
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VANCOUVER – The transition to portable people meter technology will be expensive, so ideas such as fewer ratings periods and even no ratings at all for smaller markets were…
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VANCOUVER – Stephen Armstrong didn’t exactly have the easiest of tasks in front of him yesterday: Explain all new and developing media trends in 75 minutes.
The massive shifts…
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TORONTO – Brand new research from CTAM Canada says that while Canadian consumers are buying high definition television sets by the thousands, they need more and better information on…
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NEW YORK – XM Satellite Radio Holdings in the U.S. today announced a 43 per cent increase in subscribers year over year, helping to boost third quarter 2006 revenue…
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VANCOUVER – Canadian stars told Canada’s private broadcasters today it is time they invest in more Canadian TV drama.
Instead of producing more “reality” TV shows, said Gabrielle Miller,…
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