CNM Editorial

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CNM People

Lisa Lyons, previously a founder of chokolat, has been appointed VP/GM of Max Trax and content distribution at Corus Television. Prior to helping launch Chokolat, Lyons spent two years as VP, distribution and affiliate integration, for Zilo Networks, after serving Alliance Atlantis as VP, distribution and affiliate relations, broadcasting, from 1997-2000.

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CNM Short Takes

New CNMF guidelines released
Telefilm Canada has released new guidelines for the Canada New Media Fund that include the much-anticipated change to a two-stage application process. The new application process is expected to reduce some of the cash producers must lay on the table just to apply to the program (CNM, Jan. 23/03). Further details are available at http://www.telefilm.gc.ca/03/311.asp?lang=en&fond_id=3.

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Q&A with Ted Bairstow, director general, Canadian Culture Online, Canadian Heritage

I guess the first thing I'd like to ask you is, in light of any number of crises that are taking place in the new media industry right now, especially for the Toronto producers, the hub of the new media industry, do you see a crisis in new media? Cultural new media?

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Tariff 22 heats up as international groups seek leave to weigh in with court

Parties both for and against a blanket fee on Internet caches to compensate the music industry for downloaded tunes have asked the Supreme Court of Canada for leave to intervene in the Tariff 22 case. Tariff 22, a proposed tariff on Internet music, faces an uncertain future as the Supreme Court will decide whether to reverse a Federal Court of Appeal decision that the Society of Composers, Artists and Music Publishers of Canada (SOCAN) is entitled to collect a tariff on music downloaded from outside the country, and for music stored temporarily in the caches ISPs employ to speed Internet surfing (CNM, April 3/03).

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Heritage won’t replace Bell Fund money: CCOP chief to Canadian new media sector

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Controversial web portal recommended by CCOP advisory board in vision report

The advisory board formed a year and a half ago to help craft Canada's online cultural strategy has quietly issued its first report outlining its vision for future priorities and initiatives (CNM Update, April 10/02). The document, which is slowly snaking its way through to industry stakeholders in the absence of any public announcement from the department of Canadian Heritage, contains several controversial proposals, including one regarding a proposed Canadian portal for cultural material that has elicited producer responses unfit to print in even Canadian NEW MEDIA.

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OnTarget set to expand programs, national coverage on eve of annual conference

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CCR Update

September 10, 2003

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RoW Editorial

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