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Amina Profile, How to Change the World make Oscars long list

The Canada/Palestine/France copro The Wanted 18 also made the first cut for the Documentary Feature category. (The Amina Profile pictured.)

October 25, 2015

TV advertising remains soft, but subscriber fees, sports see growth

Rogers, Shaw and Corus all released financials Thursday morning, with all reporting softer advertising revenue for TV but some finding increased strength in other areas.

October 22, 2015

CBC/Radio-Canada wins 2022, 2024 Olympic broadcast rights

The pubcaster will be the primary broadcaster for the Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games and the 2024 Olympic Games, with Bell Media and Rogers Media as partners.

October 21, 2015

Chris Harris moves to CBC as digital scripted exec

The Ceeb hires the former Secret Location VP to head up digital scripted content under Paul McGrath.

October 19, 2015

Keeping the engine revved on Canada’s Worst Driver

With season 10 drawing Discovery’s highest ratings last year and a new season set to bow this month, Worst Driver proves you don’t have to reinvent the wheel each season to maintain success.

October 15, 2015

Secret Location takes on video curation with DitchTV

Ryan Andal, partner at Secret Location, on the company’s new app that brings channel surfing online.

October 14, 2015

Brooklyn, Room win VIFF audience prizes

Six films were named audience award winners on Oct. 9 as the festival wrapped its 16-day run. (Room pictured.)

October 13, 2015

Ingrid Veninger wings it on He Hated Pigeons

How the indie filmmaker devised the unique event-screening strategy for her latest film – and why Don Carmody was interested.

October 13, 2015

Michael Serafini joins DHX as VP of programming

Serafini will lead strategic development, execution and promotion of DHX Television.

October 9, 2015

NBCUniversal Int’l, Quebecor Content ink dev deal

The deal will see Quebecor Content and NBCUniversal International Studios co-develop new factual and studio-based formats for global audiences.

October 2, 2015

Blue Ant takes Love Nature to market

The media co announced Thursday it has made its nature-focused, 4K channel available for international distribution on linear and SVOD platforms. (Great Blue Wild pictured.)

October 1, 2015

Incendo maps its next move after Versailles

Incendo’s Jean Bureau and Ian Whitehead talk moving from MOWs to TV series via Versailles, the $4 million per episode Canada/France copro set to hit screens in November.

October 1, 2015