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The specialty television sector, for the first time ever, has dislodged private conventional broadcasters as the top revenue generator in the Canadian broadcast industry, according to an industry report released by Statistics Canada. In fact, every segment of the broadcasting sector earned more money in 2008 over 2007, except for private TV, which hadn’t yet hit the worst of the advertising slump when the numbers were compiled.
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If many community and campus (C/C) radio stations have their way, broadcasters, BDUs and even telecom companies will be forced by the CRTC to begin subsidizing community radio. It’s a controversial proposal, and one of many that will be hotly debated at a November hearing to consider new funding models, micro-radio stations and radio stations operated by elementary and high schools.
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The last two days of the CRTC’s hearing into traffic management practices saw the large ISPs reveal details on how they throttle peer-to-peer traffic – practices that might prove illegal for at least one of those ISPs, according to an Ottawa law professor.
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