Survivor: South Pacific tops TV in the week of Dec. 12 to Dec. 18 as it wraps its 23rd season.
Goldman Sachs Capital Partners and Investissement Quebec have put their stakes in Canada’s largest indie film distributor in play.
The Alberta-shot drama about a former Confederate soldier earns another round on the U.S. cable net.
The producer of kids and family content bought back 7.14 million shares at 70 cents each via a Dutch auction.
The Toronto native was head of sports at the Canadian pubcaster before moving to Fox Sports in 2000.
The development deal follows the indie producer optioning the comic memoir by the former Canadian TV publicist for a possible sitcom.
Rise of the Planet of the Apes is the top-selling DVD for the week of Dec. 12 to Dec. 18.
The Big Bang Theory,American Idol, and The Amazing Race were amongst the top 10 TV programs of 2011.
Our fifth and final tier of the year’s most popular stories: 2011 upfronts, Breakaway hits $1 million, eOne weighs sale, CRTC rolls out group-based braodcast licences.
The Stanley Cup Final and the 83rd Academy Awards are amongst the top 10 television broadcasts of 2011.
In our fourth tier of most-popular articles: Gemini wins, 2011 upfronts, Shaftesbury’s U.S. expansion and Endgame‘s plight. (Links updated)
A Russell Peters Christmas sneaks in the top 10 TV specials of the year with 2.3 million viewers.
Our third tier of most-popular stories (#21 to #30): Alliance Films and Maple Pictures, Sun TV, Avi’s new indie, big Much moves.
In the midst of a jumble of hockey, hockey, football, hockey, The Comedy Central Roast of Charlie Sheen squeezes in the top 10.
Today, our second tier of most popular stories: Brett Burlock’s big move, Harold Greenberg Fund’s short film program, CTV greenlights and more.