Distributor of the decade Victor Loewy sees survival in staying one step ahead.
While compiling the end-of-the-decade timeline for the print issue, I was suddenly struck by a deep, insightful thought: Wow, this decade really sucked.
Calling all Canuck doc filmmakers, the Don Haig Foundation and Hot Docs are looking for the winner of its annual Don Haig Award to take home a $20,000 cash prize.
Long-serving Daily Planet co-host Jay Ingram has announced that he will step down at the end of this season to serve as a contributor to Discovery Channel.
Could be our long winters: Despite U.S. data pointing to slight pay TV subscriber losses stateside, a Canadian study points to no cord-cutting so far by consumers north of the border.
The first fruits of convergence: Shaw Communications has unveiled a iPad app filled with Global Television primetime fare.
Astral’s The Movie Network has renewed its long-standing supply deal for Showtime programming with CBS Studios International.
Recruiting senior level talent can be an arduous task, but Ubisoft Montreal has found a creative way to attract the attention of game, web, and film folks alike – and show off its own talent while at it.
The good news from producing a year-end TV special is they often become annual commissions.
The cartoon channel’s schedule for the new year adds three new shows and new seasons of two favorites.
The latest pre-BCE takeover CTV shuffle: Wendy Freeman is to replace Robert Hurst as president of CTV News and Current Affairs, effective January 3.
Endemol USA has received a full-season order from U.S. channel AMC for Hell on Wheels, a post-U.S. Civil War drama to be shot in Alberta through Entertainment One and Nomadic Pictures.