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  • Un recours collectif pour soutenir la programmation communautaire à Montréal

    Le groupe Télévision communautaire et indépendante de Montréal intente un recours collectif contre Vidéotron, qui selon lui a manqué à ses obligations en matière de radiodiffusion communautaire. Continue Reading Un recours collectif pour soutenir la programmation communautaire à Montréal

  • CRTC could replace OMNI with new multi-ethnic programming

    OMNI Regional will cease to exist if the CRTC chooses a new service. Continue Reading CRTC could replace OMNI with new multi-ethnic programming

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    The CRTC’s “Big Telecom” blind spot

    Critics say the CRTC’s policies fail to address the needs of smaller, independent broadcasters. Continue Reading The CRTC’s “Big Telecom” blind spot

  • Government should not be picking winners and losers in the media world

    Winnipeg Free Press publisher Bob Cox says there is no place where a truly competitive media market exists in Canada. Continue Reading Government should not be picking winners and losers in the media world

  • Will campaigns to revive community TV in the new digital world work? Photo courtesy Jason Rogers/CC BY 2.0.

    Can community TV be brought back from the brink?

    This story was funded by the J-Source Patreon campaign By David Gray-Donald At one time in Canada, there were around 300 community TV stations. But in 1997, regulatory changes gutted their funding. Two-thirds of those stations have since been shuttered and, for those that remain, the future is uncertain, especially in the digital environment. But the…

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    Bell Media lays off employees Canada-wide amid restructuring

    By The Canadian Press Bell Media says it’s embarking on layoffs as it restructures operations amid a challenging industry landscape. The division’s vice-president of communications, Scott Henderson, said in an email that the company is not disclosing the number of people who will be impacted by the cutbacks. He said more than two dozen Bell Media locations…
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    Jean-Pierre Blais at Canadian Club Toronto

    CRTC Chairman Jean-Pierre Blais shares his thoughts on television news and the changes that will soon be coming to Canadian television.

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