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Archives for: April 20095
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Museum of TV & Radio gets redone
Thursday April 23rd 2009The Museum of Television and Radio was housed in midtown Manhattan in a building that looked like an office or a bank. The institution has already been rebranded as the Paley Center for Media, but now it’s getting a physical transformation as well, one its executives hope will attract the[…]
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NAB attendance down but biz brews
Thursday April 23rd 2009Foot traffic is way down at the National Assn. of Broadcasters confab this year, but some of the smaller fry on the exhibition floor say they’re still doing pretty good business. A walk through the NAB’s 810,000 square feet of exhibition space at the Las Vegas Convention Center is a vivid reminder of the hardware-intensive nature of broadcasting and production.
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Brent Butt, Don McKellar among winners at Canadian Screenwriting Awards
Wednesday April 22nd 2009The kudos just keep coming for “Corner Gas.” Series creator Brent Butt was honoured at the Writers Guild of Canada Screenwriting Awards on Monday night, winning the best half-hour TV episode award for penning a “Corner Gas” instalment titled “Full Load.” The show ended its six-season run last week.
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Tax incentives key to U.S. production levels
Wednesday April 22nd 2009WASHINGTON – The importance and value of production tax incentives was in focus during a panel of film office representatives here Tuesday morning. Asked if U.S. federal incentives would make sense now that 40 states and DC have incentives programs, most were in favor – although to different degrees. A[…]
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New deadline for Canwest Global
Tuesday April 21st 2009Another deadline looms for talks between Canwest Global Communications and its creditors this week in talks to restructure the Canadian media company’s debt-laden balance sheet amid a sharp downturn in the advertising market. Canwest, Canada’s biggest media company, has until Tuesday to reach a deal both with its senior lenders and with investors holding its 8% senior subordinated notes.
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Archives for: April 20095
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Museum of TV & Radio gets redone
Thursday April 23rd 2009The Museum of Television and Radio was housed in midtown Manhattan in a building that looked like an office or a bank. The institution has already been rebranded as the Paley Center for Media, but now it’s getting a physical transformation as well, one its executives hope will attract the[…]
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NAB attendance down but biz brews
Thursday April 23rd 2009Foot traffic is way down at the National Assn. of Broadcasters confab this year, but some of the smaller fry on the exhibition floor say they’re still doing pretty good business. A walk through the NAB’s 810,000 square feet of exhibition space at the Las Vegas Convention Center is a vivid reminder of the hardware-intensive nature of broadcasting and production.
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Brent Butt, Don McKellar among winners at Canadian Screenwriting Awards
Wednesday April 22nd 2009The kudos just keep coming for “Corner Gas.” Series creator Brent Butt was honoured at the Writers Guild of Canada Screenwriting Awards on Monday night, winning the best half-hour TV episode award for penning a “Corner Gas” instalment titled “Full Load.” The show ended its six-season run last week.
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Tax incentives key to U.S. production levels
Wednesday April 22nd 2009WASHINGTON – The importance and value of production tax incentives was in focus during a panel of film office representatives here Tuesday morning. Asked if U.S. federal incentives would make sense now that 40 states and DC have incentives programs, most were in favor – although to different degrees. A[…]
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New deadline for Canwest Global
Tuesday April 21st 2009Another deadline looms for talks between Canwest Global Communications and its creditors this week in talks to restructure the Canadian media company’s debt-laden balance sheet amid a sharp downturn in the advertising market. Canwest, Canada’s biggest media company, has until Tuesday to reach a deal both with its senior lenders and with investors holding its 8% senior subordinated notes.
ARCHIVES
Archives for: April 20095
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Museum of TV & Radio gets redone
Thursday April 23rd 2009The Museum of Television and Radio was housed in midtown Manhattan in a building that looked like an office or a bank. The institution has already been rebranded as the Paley Center for Media, but now it’s getting a physical transformation as well, one its executives hope will attract the[…]
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NAB attendance down but biz brews
Thursday April 23rd 2009Foot traffic is way down at the National Assn. of Broadcasters confab this year, but some of the smaller fry on the exhibition floor say they’re still doing pretty good business. A walk through the NAB’s 810,000 square feet of exhibition space at the Las Vegas Convention Center is a vivid reminder of the hardware-intensive nature of broadcasting and production.
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Brent Butt, Don McKellar among winners at Canadian Screenwriting Awards
Wednesday April 22nd 2009The kudos just keep coming for “Corner Gas.” Series creator Brent Butt was honoured at the Writers Guild of Canada Screenwriting Awards on Monday night, winning the best half-hour TV episode award for penning a “Corner Gas” instalment titled “Full Load.” The show ended its six-season run last week.
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Tax incentives key to U.S. production levels
Wednesday April 22nd 2009WASHINGTON – The importance and value of production tax incentives was in focus during a panel of film office representatives here Tuesday morning. Asked if U.S. federal incentives would make sense now that 40 states and DC have incentives programs, most were in favor – although to different degrees. A[…]
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New deadline for Canwest Global
Tuesday April 21st 2009Another deadline looms for talks between Canwest Global Communications and its creditors this week in talks to restructure the Canadian media company’s debt-laden balance sheet amid a sharp downturn in the advertising market. Canwest, Canada’s biggest media company, has until Tuesday to reach a deal both with its senior lenders and with investors holding its 8% senior subordinated notes.
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