Playback’s annual Best of the Year issue kicks off with Randy Lennox, the new president of Bell Media bringing a “Bat Out of Hell” approach to TV.
The channel is doubling down on a strategy that has served it well over 20 years, relying on syndicated and second-window hits to provide viewers with TV comfort food.
At 20, the sci-fi channel’s expanding appeal has brought the specialty more viewers and homegrown hits.
Over 20 years, the specialty shifted its focus from educational to more populist programming, and the rest, as they say is…
As the movie funder reflects on 50 years, stakeholders weigh in on where the organization needs to go in an industry that’s increasingly global, digital and diverse.
How the Toronto companies are bringing U.S. drama series (and dollars) north of the border.
After refusing a takeover offer, the Toronto media company is looking to double the size of its business by 2020.
From Playback magazine: In 10 years, the kids content powerhouse has grown from being Canada’s East Coast entertainment outpost to a global producer, distributor and broadcaster.
From Playback magazine: The executive who steered Deluxe Entertainment through a wholesale digital transition is plotting his next moves.
The industry builder and Playback‘s 2010 Person of the Decade helped build the empire now known as Bell Media and oversaw CTV’s rise to the number one network.
Simpson (1943-2007) was a major booster of Canadian talent during his 30-year career.
Amidst two years of CBC corporate drama, Catto and her team developed a raft of new edgy series for 2015, proving the pubcaster could deliver on its premium-programming promise.