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Archives for: June 20115
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Banff TV Panel Turns Into Food Fight
Tuesday June 14th 2011BANFF, ALBERTA – As Banff World Media Festival delegates braced for game six of the Stanley Cup playoffs between the Vancouver Canucks and the Boston Bruins, an American-Canada debate on the future of television turned into a partisan sniping match over who most supports Canadian consumers. Norm Bolen, president and[…]
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A final roundup of this year’s CFC Worldwide Short Film Festival
Tuesday June 14th 2011Now in its 17th year, the Canadian Film Centre’s Worldwide Short Film Festival is the leading venue for the exhibition and promotion of short films in North America and is one of the premier short film festivals in the world. This year, the festival presented 275 films from 36 countries. While the entertainment and production value of the shorts can vary wildly in each program, the festival does offer one of the largest prize packages for short films in the world, and top WSFF winners are eligible for both the Academy Award and Genie Award consideration.
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Five-Network Upfront Haul Tops Out at $9 Billion-Plus
Friday June 10th 2011The broadcast networks have completed upfront sales with NBC, CBS and ABC wrapping negotiations Thursday. Estimates for the five-network tally are between $9 billion to $9.2 billion for a market buoyed by a recovering economy.
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Management of CinequipWhite returns to Comweb/William F. White
Friday June 10th 2011Toronto, Canada – Paul Bronfman has announced that direct management of CinequipWhite will return to Comweb/William F. White. Larry Lavoie has been appointed National Sales Manager and Marc Ford was appointed National Operations Manager. Larry Lavoie is the owner of Sage Broadcast Canada, a company which has provided equipment solutions for[…]
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Television networks gradually show more commercials online as viewer habits change
Thursday June 09th 2011LOS ANGELES, Calif. – One of the rewards of watching TV online is not having to sit through as many commercials. Now the networks are chipping away at that little luxury. CBS shows twice as many ads per show on its website as it did last year. The CW network[…]
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Archives for: June 20115
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Banff TV Panel Turns Into Food Fight
Tuesday June 14th 2011BANFF, ALBERTA – As Banff World Media Festival delegates braced for game six of the Stanley Cup playoffs between the Vancouver Canucks and the Boston Bruins, an American-Canada debate on the future of television turned into a partisan sniping match over who most supports Canadian consumers. Norm Bolen, president and[…]
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A final roundup of this year’s CFC Worldwide Short Film Festival
Tuesday June 14th 2011Now in its 17th year, the Canadian Film Centre’s Worldwide Short Film Festival is the leading venue for the exhibition and promotion of short films in North America and is one of the premier short film festivals in the world. This year, the festival presented 275 films from 36 countries. While the entertainment and production value of the shorts can vary wildly in each program, the festival does offer one of the largest prize packages for short films in the world, and top WSFF winners are eligible for both the Academy Award and Genie Award consideration.
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Five-Network Upfront Haul Tops Out at $9 Billion-Plus
Friday June 10th 2011The broadcast networks have completed upfront sales with NBC, CBS and ABC wrapping negotiations Thursday. Estimates for the five-network tally are between $9 billion to $9.2 billion for a market buoyed by a recovering economy.
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Management of CinequipWhite returns to Comweb/William F. White
Friday June 10th 2011Toronto, Canada – Paul Bronfman has announced that direct management of CinequipWhite will return to Comweb/William F. White. Larry Lavoie has been appointed National Sales Manager and Marc Ford was appointed National Operations Manager. Larry Lavoie is the owner of Sage Broadcast Canada, a company which has provided equipment solutions for[…]
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Television networks gradually show more commercials online as viewer habits change
Thursday June 09th 2011LOS ANGELES, Calif. – One of the rewards of watching TV online is not having to sit through as many commercials. Now the networks are chipping away at that little luxury. CBS shows twice as many ads per show on its website as it did last year. The CW network[…]
ARCHIVES
Archives for: June 20115
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Banff TV Panel Turns Into Food Fight
Tuesday June 14th 2011BANFF, ALBERTA – As Banff World Media Festival delegates braced for game six of the Stanley Cup playoffs between the Vancouver Canucks and the Boston Bruins, an American-Canada debate on the future of television turned into a partisan sniping match over who most supports Canadian consumers. Norm Bolen, president and[…]
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A final roundup of this year’s CFC Worldwide Short Film Festival
Tuesday June 14th 2011Now in its 17th year, the Canadian Film Centre’s Worldwide Short Film Festival is the leading venue for the exhibition and promotion of short films in North America and is one of the premier short film festivals in the world. This year, the festival presented 275 films from 36 countries. While the entertainment and production value of the shorts can vary wildly in each program, the festival does offer one of the largest prize packages for short films in the world, and top WSFF winners are eligible for both the Academy Award and Genie Award consideration.
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Five-Network Upfront Haul Tops Out at $9 Billion-Plus
Friday June 10th 2011The broadcast networks have completed upfront sales with NBC, CBS and ABC wrapping negotiations Thursday. Estimates for the five-network tally are between $9 billion to $9.2 billion for a market buoyed by a recovering economy.
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Management of CinequipWhite returns to Comweb/William F. White
Friday June 10th 2011Toronto, Canada – Paul Bronfman has announced that direct management of CinequipWhite will return to Comweb/William F. White. Larry Lavoie has been appointed National Sales Manager and Marc Ford was appointed National Operations Manager. Larry Lavoie is the owner of Sage Broadcast Canada, a company which has provided equipment solutions for[…]
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Television networks gradually show more commercials online as viewer habits change
Thursday June 09th 2011LOS ANGELES, Calif. – One of the rewards of watching TV online is not having to sit through as many commercials. Now the networks are chipping away at that little luxury. CBS shows twice as many ads per show on its website as it did last year. The CW network[…]
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