The acquisition of U.S.-based brand licensing group Art Impressions grows the company’s stateside licensing operation and is part of an expansion into the international brand management sector.
The French-to-English TV adaptation of a popular Quebec cop drama will be broadcast in early 2014.
The Toronto-based company expands its catalogue in the digital arena through deals with FilmOn, Hulu and Hoopla (World of Wonders pictured).
New additions to the fall line-up and a growing online presence were announced Tuesday to celebrate the Hamilton network’s 60th year (Spin Off pictured).
“For the first time, you will see the shows treated the exact same way as shows we develop,” NBC Entertainment president of planning Jeff Bader (pictured) told a festival panel, of working with foreign partners.
ET Canada will air the finale of the company’s Golden Kittens Search during a 90-second commercial break at the start of July.
A national strategy called Eye on Canada will promote Canadian content and talent, while a new mentorship program will help producers learn the art of marketing.
CRTC chair Jean-Pierre Blais (pictured) told festival delegates that the Canadian regulatory framework needs to shift from rules to outcomes, and constraint to choice.
The Canadian pay TV operator will secure for its subscribers original series like Da Vinci’s Demons, Magic City (pictured), The White Queen and Black Sails.
The move comes as the Toronto-based factual producer expands into content distribution.
The new Anglophone Minority Program disbursed funds to six projects, and 13 projects in the Francophone Minority Program also received funding.
The broadcaster is keeping andPOP’s CEO Robert Ostfield (pictured) on to head up the recently launched Channel Zero Digital arm, which will house the newly acquired properties.