CMPA says coproduction policy to bolster Canadian productions

The Canadian Media Production Association (CMPA) says a new federal policy on international coproductions for the audiovisual sector should bolster revenues and lead to better opportunities for Canadian producers.

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CRTC revises guidelines for review and vary applications

The CRTC is shortening the time limit to file review and vary applications from six months to 90 days from the point of the original decision.

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Moody’s predicts quad-play bundles, regional duopolies

Nine of Canada’s 10 broadband market leaders will offer “quadruple bundles” including voice, video, Internet and wireless within the next three years, research and analyst firm Moody’s said in a research note published last week. 

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Supreme Court to hear digital copyright cases

The Supreme Court of Canada said Thursday that it will hear two cases related to digital copyright and the Copyright Board’s 2007 decision that set tariffs for digital music services.

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BlackBerry shipments grow 43 per cent in 2010

BlackBerry shipments reached a record high in 2010, growing 43 per cent over the year to 52.3 million, Research In Motion Ltd. (RIM) said Thursday as it announced its fourth-quarter results. 

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CBC to re-submit rejected transition plan for Fredericton, Saint-John

Following the CRTC’s rejection of a CBC application about its over-the-air television service for Fredericton and Saint John, N.B., the broadcaster says it intends to re-file an amended application that would still see the end of an over-the-air signal for Saint-John.

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SIC Noticias approved for Canadian distribution

The CRTC approved a request by Cogeco Cable Inc. Thursday to add SIC Noticias to its list of eligible satellite services for digital distribution.  

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CRTC revamps wholesale line-sharing rates, conditions

The CRTC announced on Thursday new monthly rates, service charges, and conditions for offering wholesale line-sharing services. 

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Rogers pays $275,000 for unauthorized calling

The CRTC announced Thursday that Rogers Communications Inc. has agreed to pay $275,000 for the unauthorized use of automated calling devices.

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Google considering options following Google Books decision

A New York judge rejected a class-action settlement this week between Google Inc. and book publishers that would have given the search company the keys to the world’s largest online library. 

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