Media buyers snubbing plan to boost homemade TV drama

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Broadcasters could earn the right to air between 30 seconds and eight minutes of additional advertising for each hour of original Canadian drama they broadcast under the policy unveiled in the first week of December 2004 by the CRTC. Since the extra ad minutes would not have to run during the Canadian dramas, broadcasters would likely use the minutes during the most popular U.S. prime time programs.

Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Radio, TV, publisher representatives, TV Advertising, Media Representatives, Management dynamics, Advertising Sales Services, Media Buying Agencies, Advertising, not elsewhere classified, Legal/Government Regulation, Management, Laws, regulations and rules, Television advertising, Media buying services, Company business management

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Broker fights to keep lawsuits out of U.S

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Vancouver, BC-based Canaccord Capital Corp., which is a leading investment company, has been sued by 15 California investors for $27 million. Canaccord has been accused of involvement in an investment fraud scheme.

Investment advice, Investment Advisory Services, Financial services industry, Financial services, Investment advisers, Canaccord Capital Corp.

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Court awards back wages to Canada 3000 employees

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Court orders $6.3 million in back wages be paid. An Ontarion Superior Court ordered Canada 3000 Inc. to pay its 4,800 employees their final pay checks before filing for bankruptcy.

Wage Administration, Planning, Reports, Compensation management, Wages, Wages and salaries, Company Profile, Workers, Bankruptcy, Canada 3000 Airlines Ltd., Canadian Union of Public Employees

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