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AT&T Canada and Call-Net call on CRTC to make ILECs obey regulations

 

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CRTC plan for inspections and prosecutions cautiously praised by telecom sector

 

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April 16, 2003

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The opinions expressed in this editorial are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Decima Reports.
 

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AOL Canada has appointed Craig Wallace president/CEO as his predecessor Steve McArthur departs to serve as executive VP of messaging at parent company America Online Inc. Wallace has previously worked at PCDOCS/Fulcrum and iSTAR Internet Inc. He also held a variety of positions at Microsoft Canada over a seven-year period.

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CNM Short Takes

Bell Fund announces February round winners

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iLoveTV emerges from quiet period with Reuters portal-build deal in hand

LoveTV Entertainment Inc., a Toronto-based interactive television company, has re-emerged from a quiet period dating back one year. On April 9, the company announced a deal with Reuters to build a portal for the news company’s video content. While iLoveTV’s core business hasn’t included such fee-for-service-type work in the past, COO Wayne Thompson says the announcement shouldn’t be taken as a sign the company has switched focus. Instead, he says it’s ironic that the firm is announcing the Reuters deal in advance of a major release to come focused on iLoveTV’s web/TV synchronization engine.

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Copyright adversaries find common ground in high cost of hearings

Broadcasters and music industry players are readying themselves for high-level talks on the high costs of resolving copyright disputes. The Canadian Association of Broadcasters (CAB), the Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada (SOCAN), and the Canadian Recording Industry Association (CRIA) are expected to begin meeting in late May to find ways to expedite Copyright Board of Canada hearings and set their recommendations down in a submission to the soon-to-begin section 92 copyright reform process. The three groups are often adversaries before the board, but believe they can cooperate to save themselves millions of dollars per year in copyright hearing costs.

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Canadian Heritage minister’s comments on Canada New Media Fund create confusion

Industry observers are scratching their heads over comments made recently by Canadian Heritage minister Sheila Copps to Canadian NEW MEDIA on the future of Telefilm Canada’s Canada New Media Fund that might indicate a broad restructuring of the fund is on tap.

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OMDC en route to new status as knowledge-based agency: Frappier

The Ontario Media Development Corp. (OMDC) is undergoing a large-scale restructuring that CEO Michel Frappier hopes will transform the organization into a knowledge-based agency, as well as give its senior managers more time to meet with the sectors it serves. In a candid interview with Canadian NEW MEDIA, Frappier set out his agenda for the OMDC as it enters the final two years of its current funding cycle, including initiatives to better funnel events funding and to map the new media and other sectors.

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