ALMOST ALL OF MY TELEVISION watching is on demand. My house is an OD house.
I’m not saying all I watch are movies, old TV shows and kids stuff…
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OTTAWA – A horror movie promo was too violent for the pre-watershed hours the Canadian Broadcast Standards Council ruled this morning.
The decision concerns an advertisement for the feature…
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THE 2005 SOCIETY OF CABLE Telecommunications Engineers’ main trade show, the 2005 Cable-Tec Expo, begins next week in San Antonio, Texas.
As a service to our cable technical readers,…
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TORONTO – On June 30th, MTV Canada and MTV2 will disappear, replaced by Razer and PunchMuch.
The youth lifestyle and pop music video channels complement and expand CHUM’s established…
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VANCOUVER – Telus and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) have launched a new annual contest which features $20,000 in cash prizes and an opportunity to present…
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TORONTO – On Monday, 640 Toronto will begin airing a two-week investigative series into “the deal with the devil”, Ontario’s sentencing deal with convicted killer Karla Homolka. Continue Reading
TORONTO – Having recently lost a couple of its stars, HGTV today made sure Mike Holmes, host of its popular series Holmes on Homes, wasn’t going anywhere.
The Alliance…
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TORONTO – CBC Radio One 99.1 is the latest Canadian radio station to compress its programming into a podcast.
The popular Toronto morning show, Metro Morning, will be available…
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TORONTO – Look for what’s likely to be a sweeping overhaul of the www.cbc.ca web portal in the coming months.
CBC announced this week that Jonathan Dube, an award-winning…
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NEW YORK – No, it’s not a new royal-themed French radio station, Radio’s ROI Advantage is a U.S. study that says spending on radio advertising is better than spending…
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