The inventory debate: Broadcasters are at odds over whether the CRTC should allow Canadian ads to be dropped into U.S. specialty channels

Article Abstract:

Toronto based 49th MediaEs proposed to screen Canadian ads on five U.S. Specialty channels has been turned down by the CRTC, deeming it as an incomplete application. While the proposal has elicited a very positive response from the Association of Canadian Advertisers, the Canadian Association of Broadcasters is pleased to see the proposal rejected, as the implementation of the same would undercut the financial base of the Canadian broadcast system.

Regulation and Administration of Communications, Electric, Gas, and Other Utilities, Advertising Activity, Broadcasting-Frequency Allocation, Frequency allocation (Telecommunications), Advertising, Canada. Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission

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Channelling success

Article Abstract:

A profile of CTVglobemedia Inc., the Canadian multi-media company that has emerged as a successful leader in the marketing industry, is presented.

Multimedia industry, Marketing industry, Company overview

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The score so far

Article Abstract:

Canadian TV shows are described and their rankings are presented.

Television programs, Rankings

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