Cable broadcasters ponder digital future

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Canada's television broadcasting industry, whose representatives attended the annual meeting of the Canadian Cable Television Association, is examining the potential of digital television. Industry analysts said that the new technology poses many problems for broadcasters, such as Toronto, Ont.-based CTV Inc., including signing up customers and making a profit.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, TV Networks, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Television networks, Digital television, CTV Inc., TV, Canadian Cable Television Association

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Craig Broadcast has sights set on national television network

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Drew Craig of Craig Broadcast Systems wants his family's television broadcast network to provide a national alternative to CTV and Global. A branding deal with Viacom is expected to raise the company's profile.

United States, Executive changes & profiles, Management, Officials and employees, Television broadcasting, Interview, Viacom Inc., VIA, Craig Broadcast Systems Inc., Craig, Drew

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Cogeco looks across the pond for new growth

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The expansion plans of Cogeco Cable Inc., in Euope, are presented.

Foreign operations, Company business planning, Cogeco Cable Inc.

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