Stornoway Communications appointed Kate Tinnerman as its director of sales and affiliate relations.
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The CRTC issued a “precedent-setting” decision that will afford Telus Corp. and other broadcast distributors more channel packaging flexibility and give consumers more choice over the channels they pay for, said Kevin Crull, president of Bell Media.
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The United States and South Africa continued to push for protections against online signal piracy as part of the proposed World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) Broadcasting Treaty, which delegates discussed this week at the WIPO copyright committee in Geneva, Switzerland.
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DirecTV has reached a “long-term agreement” with Viacom Inc. for carriage of 17 Viacom channels, ending a dispute that caused DirecTV customers to lose access to a popular specialty channels for more than a week, the U.S. satellite TV distributor said Friday.
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The CRTC approved an application from Corus Entertainment Inc.'s Telelatino Network Inc. to operate specialty channel Eur-Asian Television Network Inc.
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The CRTC approved an application from Shaw Communications Inc. to operate a specialty channel called Global News Plus BC.
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Google Inc. said it is disappointed with a decision of France's Supreme Court that ordered the company to prevent automated search term suggestions that could lead to online downloading from unauthorized sources.
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CBC/Radio-Canada corrected the number of analog transmitters to be shut down on July 31, 2012, revising that number from 620 to 607.
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CBC/Radio-Canada will re-evaluate whether its small-market, local stations can continue to cover regional sports and elections following a CRTC decision to phase out a $100 million fund for conventional TV stations, Steven Guiton, vice-president and chief regulatory officer at CBC, said in an interview.
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Four small incumbent wireline telcos are spreading “misinformation and propaganda” while delaying the implementation of local competition in their rural Quebec territories, Cogeco Cable Inc. said in a complaint filed with the CRTC.
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