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Canadian Oscar nominee bringing short film’s Afghan teen stars to award show
Tuesday February 19th 2013When Afghan-Canadian Ariel Nasr attends the Oscars as a nominee in the best live-action short category he’ll be looking out for a couple of teenagers a long way from home. Tagging along with Nasr and his filmmaking partner Sam French will be the stars of the Afghanistan-shot Buzkashi Boys, Fawad[…]
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Quebec film wins at Berlin International Film Festival
Tuesday February 19th 2013A Canadian film has won a prestigious Silver Bear award at the 63rd Berlin International Film Festival. The Quebec French-language feature film Vic + Flo ont vu un ours (Vic + Flo Saw a Bear) by director Denis Cote, won the Alfred Bauer Prize for innovation at a gala ceremony Saturday evening. The award, in memory of the festival founder, was presented by jury president and acclaimed director, Wong Kar Wai, who said it “opens new perspectives.”
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Apple may host a television-themed media event in March
Thursday February 14th 2013Apple could be preparing to host a media event in March that may focus on its widely-anticipated television initiative. Peter Misek from Jefferies Equity Research doesn’t believe we will see an actual iTV at the event but instead, developer tools that would permit the current Apple TV set-top box to[…]
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Comcast’s NBCUniversal deal is a bet on television
Thursday February 14th 2013Comcast’s $16.7 billion deal to buy the remaining half of NBCUniversal ahead of schedule represents a resounding vote of confidence in the future of TV, even as the growth of Internet video reshapes the entertainment landscape. The decision was driven largely by Comcast Corp.’s belief that it would end up[…]
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Ottawa in line for Bell Fibe TV
Tuesday February 12th 2013Cities such as Ottawa, Markham, Ont., and Laval, Que., will get Bell’s Internet protocol TV service this year, chief executive George Cope said Thursday. “We expect to move the needle for market share for us and away from our competitors in the TV business,” Cope said at an investors’ conference.[…]
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Archives for: February 20135
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Canadian Oscar nominee bringing short film’s Afghan teen stars to award show
Tuesday February 19th 2013When Afghan-Canadian Ariel Nasr attends the Oscars as a nominee in the best live-action short category he’ll be looking out for a couple of teenagers a long way from home. Tagging along with Nasr and his filmmaking partner Sam French will be the stars of the Afghanistan-shot Buzkashi Boys, Fawad[…]
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Quebec film wins at Berlin International Film Festival
Tuesday February 19th 2013A Canadian film has won a prestigious Silver Bear award at the 63rd Berlin International Film Festival. The Quebec French-language feature film Vic + Flo ont vu un ours (Vic + Flo Saw a Bear) by director Denis Cote, won the Alfred Bauer Prize for innovation at a gala ceremony Saturday evening. The award, in memory of the festival founder, was presented by jury president and acclaimed director, Wong Kar Wai, who said it “opens new perspectives.”
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Apple may host a television-themed media event in March
Thursday February 14th 2013Apple could be preparing to host a media event in March that may focus on its widely-anticipated television initiative. Peter Misek from Jefferies Equity Research doesn’t believe we will see an actual iTV at the event but instead, developer tools that would permit the current Apple TV set-top box to[…]
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Comcast’s NBCUniversal deal is a bet on television
Thursday February 14th 2013Comcast’s $16.7 billion deal to buy the remaining half of NBCUniversal ahead of schedule represents a resounding vote of confidence in the future of TV, even as the growth of Internet video reshapes the entertainment landscape. The decision was driven largely by Comcast Corp.’s belief that it would end up[…]
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Ottawa in line for Bell Fibe TV
Tuesday February 12th 2013Cities such as Ottawa, Markham, Ont., and Laval, Que., will get Bell’s Internet protocol TV service this year, chief executive George Cope said Thursday. “We expect to move the needle for market share for us and away from our competitors in the TV business,” Cope said at an investors’ conference.[…]
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Archives for: February 20135
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Canadian Oscar nominee bringing short film’s Afghan teen stars to award show
Tuesday February 19th 2013When Afghan-Canadian Ariel Nasr attends the Oscars as a nominee in the best live-action short category he’ll be looking out for a couple of teenagers a long way from home. Tagging along with Nasr and his filmmaking partner Sam French will be the stars of the Afghanistan-shot Buzkashi Boys, Fawad[…]
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Quebec film wins at Berlin International Film Festival
Tuesday February 19th 2013A Canadian film has won a prestigious Silver Bear award at the 63rd Berlin International Film Festival. The Quebec French-language feature film Vic + Flo ont vu un ours (Vic + Flo Saw a Bear) by director Denis Cote, won the Alfred Bauer Prize for innovation at a gala ceremony Saturday evening. The award, in memory of the festival founder, was presented by jury president and acclaimed director, Wong Kar Wai, who said it “opens new perspectives.”
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Apple may host a television-themed media event in March
Thursday February 14th 2013Apple could be preparing to host a media event in March that may focus on its widely-anticipated television initiative. Peter Misek from Jefferies Equity Research doesn’t believe we will see an actual iTV at the event but instead, developer tools that would permit the current Apple TV set-top box to[…]
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Comcast’s NBCUniversal deal is a bet on television
Thursday February 14th 2013Comcast’s $16.7 billion deal to buy the remaining half of NBCUniversal ahead of schedule represents a resounding vote of confidence in the future of TV, even as the growth of Internet video reshapes the entertainment landscape. The decision was driven largely by Comcast Corp.’s belief that it would end up[…]
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Ottawa in line for Bell Fibe TV
Tuesday February 12th 2013Cities such as Ottawa, Markham, Ont., and Laval, Que., will get Bell’s Internet protocol TV service this year, chief executive George Cope said Thursday. “We expect to move the needle for market share for us and away from our competitors in the TV business,” Cope said at an investors’ conference.[…]
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