Corus expects CRTC decision mid-May

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Corus Entertainment Inc. is expecting the federal broadcasting regulator to deliver a policy decision on the future ownership of TV channels in mid-May. Also, according to John Cassaday, the president and CEO of Corus, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission has ruled out a public hearing on the issue of ownership.

Public affairs

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Corus to make Movie Central investment

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Corus Entertainment Inc (Toronto, Canada) plans to invest over Can$6 mil to launch pay-TV movie service, Movie Central, on 4/1/01, replacing Superchannel and MovieMax. Corus will spend an additional Can$1.5 mil on programming during 2001 and will double the number of movies scheduled per month.

Capital expenditures, Services introduction

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CTV, Corus enter race for Southern Ontario TV licenses

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CTV Inc. and Corus Entertainment Inc. file with the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission for licenses to launch three Southern Ontario television stations.

Government regulation (cont), Television Broadcasting, Television broadcasting stations, TV Networks, Television broadcasting industry, Television networks, Ontario, CTV Inc., TV

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