Reports Indicate Canada Has Caved on Copyright Term Extension in TPP Talks
By Michael Geist
www.michaelgeist.ca
February 4, 2015
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Last month, there were several Canadian media reports on how the work of Ian Fleming, the creator of James Bond, had entered the public domain. While this was oddly described as a...
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WEDNESDAY in Broadcast History .. Feb. 4th
Baseball's Jackie Robinson (pictured) signed a contract with NBC's New York radio & TV stations as Director of Community Activities, thus becoming the first black broadcast executive.
Elvis Presley made his second appearance on CBS-TV's 'Dorsey Brothers Stage Show.'
ABC-TV aired a 25th anniversary salute to Dick Clark's 'American Bandstand.'
And Katie Couric's "All Access Grammy Special" aired on CBS-TV, featuring interviews with Justin Timberlake, Katy Perry, Lil Wayne and Taylor Swift.
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Canuck Ticket Prices Fall as Team Struggles to Fill Seats
Resale tickets to the Vancouver Canucks’ Tuesday game against the Winnipeg Jets dropped below USD $25 apiece Tuesday, as the team continues to struggle to fill seats.
Opinion: Harper Team Falling Apart by Harvey Oberfeld
John Baird Resigns not only as Canada’s Foreign Affairs Minister but won’t seek re-election
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it's a question whispered but never boldly confronted
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Public Radio Apology for ‘Blasphemy’ in Prairie Home Companion Song
Country songwriter Robbie Fulks sang “Where I Fell” about 50 minutes into the nationally broadcast show Saturday evening at the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul, and with it the blasphemy that ends with the syllable “damn.” (Gawd AMM!)
