
Broadcasters reveal gender parity action plans
OTTAWA — Canada’s broadcasters are committing themselves to achieving gender parity in TV and film production, where 50% of key creative roles will be held by women by 2025. On
OTTAWA — Canada’s broadcasters are committing themselves to achieving gender parity in TV and film production, where 50% of key creative roles will be held by women by 2025. On
TORONTO — Create experiences for your listeners that matter. Get people talking about what you’re doing to be top of mind with your audience. Use the power of the team
TORONTO — As a medium known for its engaging on-air personalities who are able to connect with listeners and create an atmosphere of intimacy, the spectre of artificial intelligence being
TORONTO — With a little more prep time, the radio executive superpanel at Canadian Music Week’s annual Radio Interactive Summit may have turned into a drinking game, if moderator Sharon
TORONTO — It may come down to whether they operate in an urban or rural environment, but not all service providers and funders of broadband fibre networks agree that the
TORONTO — With the popularity of Netflix continuing to grow — at last count, the streaming service boasts more than 104 million users in 190 countries (not to mention all
TORONTO — While Canada may still lag a little behind other countries in rolling out more advanced advertising such as addressable ads, Canadian media companies are seeing some success with
TORONTO — Canada’s major media companies are presenting a united front as they prepare to combat piracy of their TV content. A special panel discussion at last week's CTAM Canada Broadcaster
TORONTO — While the good news for TV distributors and broadcasters is the vast majority of Canadians continue to pay for TV subscriptions, the average total number of hours of
TORONTO — The media industry is “filled with promise”, said Wade Oosterman, group president for Bell Canada, but competing in a global economy offers a wide variety of battles to
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Advocacy groups for Canadian film, TV and media production companies are applauding Canadian Heritage Minister
By Ahmad Hathout CRTC commissioners Nirmala Naidoo and Ellen Desmond have been reappointed by Order
Bell Media’s CTV Life Channel announced last week its new original docuseries Queen of the Castle will premiere Wednesday,
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