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The man at
the centre of
Canada's TV debate
OTTAWA (May 7, 2008) - When Konrad von Finckenstein
was appointed chairman of the CRTC by Prime Minister Harper's government, the country's
national broadcast regulator was set for some major changes. PoliticsWatch takes a
look at the man at the centre of Canada's TV debate.
Cable and
Satellite firms
want new rules
OTTAWA (April 23, 2008) - Canada's broadcast system is headed for major changes if Canada's
cable and satellite companies get their way. Company
executives are calling on the CRTC to stop placing Canada's TV broadcasters and local TV
news on a pedestal.
Trouble
in TV land
OTTAWA (April 15, 2008) - Canada's TV audiances are fragmenting, ad revenues are dropping
and broadcasters are claiming the industry in is in crisis. PoliticsWatch examines
the CRTC review and reports on the issues.
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