Fox ends Back to You, Canterbury’s Law and New Amsterdam, orders Fringe

Holocaust drama holds its own in the shadow of mega May releases including Iron Man and Made of Honor

Report on anti-piracy measures nods to progress north of the border, but puts Canada on watch list with China and Russia

Former insider Peter Kofman expected to testify that he helped inflate assets before Livent went public. Also bought blocks of tickets to boost L.A. run of Ragtime, says Crown

Can mailing little colored bricks to CBC bring back the series? Probably not, say fans. But they want to make a point about the importance of online viewing

Montreal shop taking Mommy is at the Hairdresser’s and its international rights to Cannes

Schedule-hopping Anne Heche series ends after two seasons at North Shore Studios

Corus Entertainment takes on music industry partner for new summer series, courting online and text voting

Revenue and attendance rose in first quarter of 2008

Fraud trial opens with allegations that impresario and his partner Myron Gottlieb orchestrated fake invoices, inflated ticket sales and kept two sets of books at Livent

Marsha Ann Tate is a freelance researcher and writer focusing on Canada’s film and television industries. She is the author of several books, including Canadian Television Programming Made for the United States Market: A History with Production and Broadcast Data and Wisdom: How to Evaluate and Create Information Quality on the Web, to be published in fall 2008.

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