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Monthly Archives: March 2009
CBC Fails To Win A "Teddy"
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation held their eleventh annual “Teddies Waste Awards Ceremony†recently to recognize excellence in the art of government waste.And despite a strong performance that garnered a nomination …CBC Brass – first class travel and extravagant expenses… the competition proved to be far stronger than those for a Gemini. Better luck next year!
Corpse in trouble with CRTC
This is about as serious as being in trouble with Tea Makers commenters, and the whole process is so slow it’s like being menaced by a glacier, but CBC has actually been “called to a hearing†with the CRTC. (Have you ever heard of that happening before?) Why? Land and Sea begat Country Canada begat […]
Hyping the homestretch
Andy Barrie decided to volunteer an endorsement of Being Erica on his morning radio show today, going so far as to tell the story of how he recently forced his daughter to watch a few episodes.Her verdict? “It’s well done.”Which most broadcasters know is not the same as “I like it.”
Fagstein on Steven and Chris
Nothing to add, but an excuse to write a juvenile headline.
What Jim Knows
CBC Radio ’will suffer‘ “Local (CBC) services will suffer as a result of this problem specifically with CBC English television,†Jim Thompson, a spokesman for Ottawa-based Friends of Canadian Broadcasting, said Tuesday. Thompson said CBC‘s decision to air American-made TV variety shows has “put a dent in CBC‘s budget†that will be felt right across […]
We’ll miss you, Steven & Chris
If only they would team up to bring us the morning news, the current recession would be delightful!
Coming eventually
Despite ABC backing out, the CBC is still committed to bringing us this Montreal production one of these days.
De facto gay shows shitcanned
Chris ’n’ Steve to find something else to do with their mornings starting next month; Fashion relegated to circular File. Now what will Sky Gilbert make fun of? (Why are we even running daytime programming?)
The Incoherent Columnist
Another day, another Doyle column, without logical or meaningful connection; disjointed; rambling. Even trying to decipher and to write about his trivial, arrogant views is like finding the Rubik’s Cube falling apart in your hands.John wishes newspapers “good luck”, but it’s the reader that will need plenty of it to wade through his confusing arguments. […]
For The Few
This part of the CBC is only of marginal interest to most Canadians.Too techie.But some of us find it fascinating.Executives from the CBC’s New Media team appear before the CRTC to ask for a tax on ISP’s (Internet Service Providers) to pay for the huge expense of transferring programs on to the internet. February 26Steven […]