Roll over, Vivaldi

Article Abstract:

World renowned Canadian cellist Ofra Harnoy thinks classical music should appeal to a broader audience. She bemoans the snobbery associated with it and the tendency of some classical musicians to lead a one-dimensional life. She thinks a serious musician can also have glamour and romance.

Behavior, Biography, Violoncellists, Cellists, Harnoy, Ofra

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The west coast dream machine: cameras roll in British Columbia

Article Abstract:

The motion picture and television industries employ 4,000 people in British Columbia. Lower costs and the friendliness of production personnel are two reasons cited for the attraction. The province's dependence on US entertainment industries is addressed.

Economic aspects, Television programs, Motion picture industry, Movie industry, Television direction, Television production, British Columbia

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Mixing the signals

Article Abstract:

Employees of the Canadian Broadcasting Corp are angered by management's 're-positioning' strategy, which many feel is a sell-out to the government. The CBC has been the victim of constant budget cuts for the past eight years.

Canada, Human resource management, Television broadcasting, Canadian Broadcasting Corp.

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