HBO Holds First Nations Casting Call in North Vancouver
HBO will be filming a miniseries based on the life of American explorers Lewis & Clark in Vancouver later this year and is looking for local First Nations actors to fill speaking parts and extra roles.
Corus Posts $86.8 Million Loss, Now Counts on Female Audiences for Growth
"We are confident that, by expanding the hot adult contemporary format, we can build a highly successful women-targeted radio network."
Jill Krop Appointed Station Manager/News Director at Global BC
As Global BC's station manager and news director, Jill Krop is now one of B.C.'s most powerful news executives.
Global News Consolidates: Kelowna Newscast to be Anchored from Toronto
The production of the late-night and weekend newscasts east of Alberta, as well as Kelowna, will be moved to Toronto.
Kevin Crull Bounced from Bell Media; a Win for Journalistic Independence
"The independence of Bell Media's news operations is of paramount importance to our company and to all Canadians."
Are We Reporting The News, Or Making It?
The recent debate over Indiana’s so-called ‘Religious Freedom’ law is the latest media firestorm to grab the public’s attention, and 51% of respondents told Rasmussen they believe the media and activist groups make such laws seem more discriminatory than they really are.
Profanity-Laced Tyson Interview by CP24 Violated Broadcast Ethics, CBSC Rules
The council says that on at least two occasions during the Sept. 10, 2014, interview Tyson used extremely coarse language.
