The APTN veteran, who has hosted and produced several of the network’s other news and current affairs shows, takes her post on May 7.
“It’s a strange world to have come off our most popular season,” Kirstine Stewart, executive VP of English Services at the CBC, told Playback Summit delegates of the recent government cuts at the pubcaster.
Tough competition in the mobile and cable TV sectors has the media company feeling the heat, judging by its first quarter financial results.
The media co’s new TV production unit will be producing news for the network beginning this fall.
The 2012-2013 board was announced Tuesday night at the organization’s annual general meeting.
Rosenberg will oversee the Canadian producer’s TV slate, based in Los Angeles, after Noreen Halpern left the company in February.
Cineflix co-CEO Glen Salzman (pictured) says the deal is “a strategic fit and not just a financial one.”
Despite local spending like Netflix Canada licensing Dragon’s Den, Mr. D and Arctic Air from the CBC, the U.S. video streaming giant said Canada is “sustainably profitable.”
It’s complicated: viewers are told the CHCH broadcast signal was over-ridden by a local cable network because of CRTC retransmission rules for distant signals.
Industry reps and the government are set to meet in coming weeks to discuss possible plans for a new tax break.
Show creator and exec producer Craig David Wallace broke the news at last night’s WGC awards, adding that all four shows nominated in the TV comedy category have since been cancelled.
Screenwriters from the film, TV and digital media communities honoured their peers at a celebration at Maro restaurant in downtown Toronto.