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O’Farrrell plan targets U.S. channels
Fourth time’s the charm? Former CAB boss takes a page from Rogers, Kevin Shea and Drew Craig with plan to payroll Canadian programming. Gets an ‘amen’ from Telus
Gods smiling on Montreal
$110 million sword ‘n’ sandal picture looking north. The ‘green light is blinking,’ says film commissioner
Filmmakers defend seal hunt
Controversial doc greeted with skepticism during IDFA pitch
Video: Lance Acord at HD Expo
The longtime Spike Jonze collaborator talks about his DOP duties on Where the Wild Things Are
Precious pays off for Maple
The little film with the long title rings up a record-breaker
Reality gives way to comedy on CBC
18 to Life teams with Little Mosque against House, while reunited Kids in the Hall faces American Idol
Rogers unveils video portal
Hulu-style service to mirror cable subscriptions. Cable giant hopes to win over other broadcasters and carriers
Pope, Lewis punch in on Textuality
Romantic comedy about e-relationships shooting in Toronto under Warren Sonoda
Nature shows for iTunes
BBC puts Blue Planet, Galapagos and others up for sale
Fall TV 2009: Back from the brink
CTV’s tried-and-true schedule delivers again, but rival Global is closing the gap.
Why HBO continues to thrive
Company co-president Richard Plepler says it’s all about giving consumers fair value
Hot, Not & …
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Playback Barometer
Indian Summer
Straight Up & Down
+ Frantic Films’ popular reality series ‘Til Debt Do Us Part is headed to U.S. cable channel CNBC, following a deal reached on behalf of the producers by Toronto’s Picture Box Distribution. The sale gives Debt – which previously aired stateside on the smaller American Life TV Network – more prominent exposure in the U.S. on CNBC, which reaches 97 million American homes.
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