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E1 rebrand aims at world market
Entertainment One has unveiled a rebranding and shakeup to unite its expanding global…
Oscar snubs Pilon
Canada’s hopes for a foreign film Oscar ended when Quebec filmmaker…
Board puts 700 titles online
The National Film Board has set its sights on mobile after launching its online screening room…
Making the rounds in Park City
The fact that Slamdance happens here at the same time as Sundance means access to a labyrinth of…
Job losses at Astral
Facing softening advertising sales, Astral Media has restructured its English-language…
Homemade market share slips to 3%
The Canadian film industry posted a modest theatrical performance in 2008…
Cuts continue at Global
Canwest Global Communications on Tuesday said it will scrap Global Television’s noon-hour newscast from Toronto…
Eye awards wink at Winnipeg
Up the Yangtze and My Winnipeg are among 23 films in the running for Cinema Eye awards…
User content comes to Comedy
The Comedy Network is launching a user-generated video site, geared to the 18-49 demo, that calls on…
Retrospectives for Obomsawin, Mann
Alanis Obomsawin and Ron Mann will be honored for their decades of documentary making…
Flashpoint flies, Howie slips
The fire under Flashpoint just keeps building. The homegrown cop drama won this past Friday…
Time to lift newsroom rules, says Canwest
Canwest Media wants to loosen the rules governing its newsrooms, and has asked the CRTC…
Online deal for Hannah Montana
Family Channel has expanded its already close relationship with Disney…
Another site for ‘zoomers’
Rogers says it will launch a new website, everbetter.ca, in April targeting the 50+ or ‘zoomer’ demographic.
Aussies open hopeful Sundance
The 25th edition of the Sundance film festival began this weekend with a nod to ‘nerves, angst, worry…
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