Movie rental company Netflix has signed a deal with Paramount Pictures that would give it access to over 350 titles in the studio’s library, including Iron Man 2, Titanic and Wayne’s World.
The singing competition’s ratings continue to rise as it claims the top two spots in last week’s ratings.
Awards season isn’t over just yet, as CTV and eTalk celebrate the 10th anniversary of broadcasting the annual Juno Awards, putting the fans front-and-center.
Apps will migrate from the digital realm to the traditional world of television next week when the new show App Central begins airing on the Business News Network.
The CRTC is off the hook. The Supreme Court of Canada will now decide whether or not Internet Service Providers (ISPs) are broadcast undertakings.
All’s well that ends well: Muse Distribution International has secured 50 foreign sales for its controversial mini-series The Kennedys.
Another European music talent show has crossed the Atlantic onto the CTV schedule.
WestWind Pictures has sold 80 eps of Little Mosque on the Prairie to Sony’s AXN in Spain and Portugal.
Prairie Pants Productions will be selling more than 1,000 props, costumes and set pieces from the TV series in Regina, with part of the proceeds going to the Children’s Hospital Foundation of Saskatchewan.
The boutique animation producer has its next TV show on the drawing board: the preschool cartoon Chicken, Pig, Cow based on the kids’ book series by author Ruth Ohi.
Corus Entertainment has the chosen digital content guru as its new head of TV programming and production.
Factual distribution company BuzzTaxi’s slate for this year’s edition of MIPTV in Cannes promises everything from design and foodie-friendly series to spooky historical one-offs.