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Canadian Media & Communications:     more books (87)

Listening in: The First Decade of Canadian Broadcasting, 1922-1932 by Mary Vipond, 1992-11 From Politics to Profit: The Commercialization of Canadian Daily Newspapers, 1890-1920 by Minko Sotiron, 2005-10-11 Lily Lewis: Sketches of a Canadian Journalist Canadian Dreams and American Control: The Political Economy of the Canadian Film Industry (Contemporary Film and Television Series) by Manjunath Pendakur, 1990-12 Canadian Magazines by Owner: Rogers Communications Magazines, St. Joseph Media Magazines, Maclean's, Saturday Night, Quill Global recession to transform the Canadian technology, media and telecom industries--the weak may not survive and the strong will be made stronger.(EXPERT ADVICE): An article from: Canadian Manager by Unavailable, 2009-03-22 Communications in Canada: Canada Post, Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission, Canadian Media In Defence of Plain English: The Decline and Fall of Literacy in Canada by Victoria Branden, 1992-01-01 Media Law Handbook (Canadian Edition) by Stuart M. Robertson, 1983-11 Canadian National Cinema (National Cinemas) by Christopher E. Gittings, 2001-12-29 Radio Studios in Canada: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Buildings, Cbc Ottawa Broadcast Centre, Canadian Broadcasting Centre Canadian Dreams and American Control: The Political Economy of the Canadiand Film Industry by Manjunath Pendakur, 1990-10-01 Scrambled Signals: Canadian Content Policies in a World of Technological Abundance (Commentary, Economic Growth and Innovation) by Lawson A. W. Hunter, Edward Iacobucci, et all 2010-02-28 Channels of Influence: Cbc Audience Research and the Canadian Public by Ross A. Eaman, 1994-06

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41. CSA - Contact Us
    Reception Desk Telephone (450) 9264800 canadian Space Agency 6767 route de l Seethe media Contacts for any media-related request. communications Directorate.  
    http://www.space.gc.ca/asc/eng/contact.asp
    
    Extractions: CANADA Comments Your comments are important to us and we will address them as quickly as possible. The fastest way is for us to help you find the information already available on-line. We invite you to start by reading our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) pages where many of your concerns may already have been addressed. The Site Map and Search pages are invaluable tools for finding specific information. Note: To help us follow up on your request for material in the shortest possible time, please send us your postal address. Technical Problems If you have any technical problems with the server or find broken links, please contact the

42. The Media And Communications Studies Site
    is not the Cultural Form? Raymond Williams’s Sociological Critique of MarshallMcLuhan' (canadian Journal of McLuhan, Marshall (1964) Understanding media.  
    http://www.aber.ac.uk/media/Sections/influ02.html
    
    Extractions: directory documents Directory Media Influence Marshall McLuhan Articles Andrews, Jim (nd) 'McLuhan Reconsidered' Andrews, Jim (nd) 'Reading McLuhan' (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader) [link added 7/6/99] Doherty, Michael E (1995) 'Marshall McLuhan meets William Gibson in Cyberspace' (in Computer-Mediated Communication Magazine) Ebersole, Samuel (nd) 'Marshall McLuhan' ... Willett, Gilles (nd) 'Global Communication: A Modern Myth?' Recommended Reading Carey, James W (1989): Communication as Culture . Boston, MA: Unwin Hyman Gordon, Terrence W (1997): ... London: Sage Other Links CIOS/McLuhan Site (for upper secondary and college students) [link added 12/11/98] ::mcs home:: ::about this site:: ::search tips:: ... ::feedback::

43. McLuhan Program - Courses - Communications History
    canadian case within global context; To expose students to the living tradition ofthe Toronto School of communications; To expose students to the work of media  
    http://www.mcluhan.utoronto.ca/course_comm.htm
    
    Extractions: Bissell Building, 140 St. George Street, Room 307 Objectives Specific Objectives: To encourage advanced research into media To foster critical thinking, speaking and writing about media as technology and cultural environments To raise awareness of the Canadian case within global context To expose students to the living tradition of the Toronto School of Communications To expose students to the work of media innovators in Canada To foster the ability to theorize media within a rapidly changing global and local environment To develop the capacity for critical analysis of the significance of media within diverse social, political and cultural contexts To develop student awareness of the value of a communications history and media ecology approach in understanding old and new media To expose students to the wealth of theoretical reflection on media and communications To introduce students to the rich resources in Toronto and at the University of Toronto, and encourage original research using these resources

44. MDU Communications - Media Center
    Upon closing, MDTV's canadian subsidiary, MDU communications Inc., intends to ceaseoperations in Canada and close its remaining territories and offices in  
    http://www.mduc.com/mediacenter_04122001.html
    
    Extractions: Star Choice to Purchase MDTV's Eastern Canadian Subscriber Base RICHMOND, B.C., April 12, 2001 - MDU Communications International, Inc. (OTCBB: MDTV) today announces that Star Choice Television Network Inc., a subsidiary of Star Choice Communications Inc.®, will purchase MDTV's Eastern Canadian subscriber base, property backlog and related assets for approximately $5.0 million (CDN). Closing is expected to occur on or before April 30, 2001. This transaction follows the Star Choice purchase of MDTV's Western Canadian subscriber base, property backlog and related assets on January 31, 2001 for a sale price of approximately $5.2 million (CDN). Beginning May 1, 2001, Star Choice will assume all obligations under the property access agreements and provide on-going service to these properties, owners and subscribers. About MDU: MDU Communications International, Inc. (OTCBB: MDTV) is a leading provider of premium communication/information services, including digital satellite television, high-speed broadband Internet and in-suite monitored security services, concentrating exclusively on the North American multi-dwelling unit marketplace - estimated to include 30 million residences. Through its wholly owned subsidiaries, MDU Communications (USA) Inc. and MDU Communications Inc., MDTV delivers DIRECTVâ digital satellite programming in the U.S. and Star Choiceâ digital satellite programming in Canada. Both subsidiaries provide 3Comâ Visitor and Community Network (VCN) high-speed (broadband) Internet systems and are committed to delivering the next generation of Internet services such as video-on-demand, voice over IP and in-suite webcam surveillance. For additional information, please see

45. MDU Communications - Media Center
    (OTCBB MDTV) today announces a restructuring of its canadian subsidiary, MDUCommunications Inc., and a full scale corporate focus to the 26 million US  
    http://www.mduc.com/mediacenter_02052001.html
    
    Extractions: MDTV Restructures Canadian Operations and Focuses on U.S. Growth RICHMOND, BC, February 5, 2001 - Having completed the sale of its Western Canadian satellite subscriber base to Star Choice Television Network Inc. for $5.2 million (CAD), MDU Communications International, Inc. (OTCBB: MDTV) today announces a restructuring of its Canadian subsidiary, MDU Communications Inc., and a full scale corporate focus to the 26 million U.S. residents living in multi-dwelling units (MDUs) where overall penetration of digital satellite service is approximately 1%. The infrastructure built by MDTV to accommodate its Western Canadian subscriber base, growth in Eastern Canada, and the addition of its DIRECTV subscriber base in the United States, will in large part be transitioned to the Company’s U.S. head office in Totowa, New Jersey with the remainder to the Company’s Toronto office. Over the next few months, the accounting and finance functions, the customer service functions, as well as the Company’s IT department will be relocated and consolidated in New Jersey. Sales and operations for the Canadian subsidiary will continue in the Toronto and Halifax offices and in Montreal. The Company will divest itself of its Western Canadian offices in Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg and a majority of its Vancouver office. As part of the Canadian restructuring, the Company has concluded laying off 79 employees, approximately 62% of its total work force. The scaled back and restructured operations in Canada will result in an approximate 70% reduction in MDTV’s monthly operating expenses. The Company, however, is committed to controlled growth in Eastern Canada with a focus on large projects providing the highest rates of return and revenue streams. In addition, the Company will focus deployment into those properties that are willing to sign long-term access agreements of seven to ten years with exclusive marketing provisions. The Company has a growing base of subscribers in Eastern Canada in addition to a backlog of properties waiting for services to be installed. With the recent downsizing of a large Eastern Canadian competitor, the regional competitive climate has changed significantly, resulting in many beneficial opportunities on which MDTV intends to capitalize.

46. CIRA.ca Canadian Media Increasingly Choosing Dot-ca Identities
    20, 2002 On the heels of its second anniversary, the canadian Internet Registration MediaInquiries Gabriel Ahad, Director of communications 613-237  
    http://www.cira.ca/news-releases/87.html
    
    Extractions: CIRA applauds Bell Globemedia Interactive and CTV for choosing a dot-ca home Ottawa, December 20, 2002 - On the heels of its second anniversary, the Canadian Internet Registration Authority (CIRA) wishes to recognize and congratulate Bell Globemedia Interactive and CTV for choosing a dot-ca home on the World Wide Web. In June 2002, CTV merged CTVnews.com and CTV.ca to create a new and convenient integrated website. The new CTV website automatically redirects visitors to CTV's new dot-ca home (click on screen shot below to enlarge). (reproduced with permission from Bell Globemedia Interactive) In early December, CIRA celebrated the second anniversary of its operations by noting an increase of more than 500% in the number of dot-ca domain name registrations since the organization assumed control of the dot-ca registry in December 2000. CIRA also revealed the results of a study indicating that, during the first eight months of 2002, the number of dot-ca domain name registrations grew by 11% (from 278,943 to 309,238 names) while the number of dot-com domain names registered in Canada fell by 17% (from 906,656 to 749,621 names.). Because dot-ca domain names only became widely available to Canadians as of December 2000, these findings mean that Canadians have narrowed dot-com's ten-year market lead by almost 50% in only two years.

47. CALM Links
    Links to canadian unions and other labor related resources.Category Regional North America Canada Society and Culture Labour Auto Workers Toronto, ON canadian media Guild Toronto of Public Employees Ottawa,ON canadian Labour Congress Ottawa, ON communications, Energy and  
    http://www.calm.ca/links.html
    
    Extractions: News Labour News Other News Strikes Unions National Provincial Locals Allies International Community Action, Social Coalitions And... Links to more Labour Links Design and Layout Desktop Publishing Web Graphics Cartoons and Photos Labour News Labornet San Francisco-based Institute for Global Communications, includes Strike Page

48. CWC Announces 2001 New Media Career Participants
    For Immediate Release February 21, 2002. canadian WOMEN IN COMMUNICATIONSANNOUNCES 2001 NEW media CAREER ACCELERATOR PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS  
    http://www.banffcentre.ca/communications/Media_Releases/Arts_MVA/2002/020314_cwc
    
    Extractions: February 21, 2002 CANADIAN WOMEN IN COMMUNICATIONS ANNOUNCES 2001 NEW MEDIA CAREER ACCELERATOR PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS TORONTO – Corus Entertainment Inc., Canadian Women in Communications (CWC) and The Banff Centre proudly announced today the 20 participants of the first Corus / CWC New Media Career Accelerator Program. "We're very proud to be the sponsor of this exciting new Career Accelerator program," said Corus Entertainment President and CEO, John Cassaday. "Corus Entertainment has always had a strong commitment to advancing women in the workplace and supporting our employees in their professional growth. The New Media Career Accelerator Program will open up new doors and opportunities for the participants." The Corus / CWC New Media Career Accelerator Program is an intensive six-day executive training program, funded by Corus Entertainment Inc. and offered in conjunction with the prestigious Banff Centre. It’s a challenging, leading edge course that will take participants through the technology, terminology, possibilities and power of new media under the direction of some of North America’s most-respected media experts and provide them with the insights and strategies they need to manage new media aspects of their job. "Despite the leading role that many women play within the communications and broadcast industries in Canada, there are still too few women leading in new media content, technology and corporate development," said Sara Diamond, Executive Producer for Television and New Media and the Artistic Director of Media and Visual Arts, the Banff Centre. "We hope to change this! This program offers a sound grounding in new media content development and producing. For example, we will discuss interactive games, convergence content and business processes, legal strategies and trends. This is an opportunity for these women to network and support each other."

49. Communications, The Banff Centre - Media Releases MVA 2002
    February 21 canadian Women In communications Announces 2001 New media Career AcceleratorProgram Participants - Banff New media Institute (in media Visual  
    http://www.banffcentre.ca/communications/news/2002_archives/arts_mva_2002.asp
    
    Extractions: December 16 - Feast on EAT! – the latest issue of HorizonZero December 3 - The Banff Centre commemorates December 6 Montreal Massacre November 7 - Banff Centre Co-production wins Gemini Award October 2 - The Banff New Media Institute hosts leaders in culture and science at BRIDGES II - Banff New Media Institute August 2 The Banff Centre Celebrates International Adult Learners Week, September 8 – 14 Banff New Media Institute, Leadership Development, Theatre Arts August 1 New Web space www.horizonzero.ca goes live June 19 - For Media Release - ArtSci2002: New Dimensions in Collaboration June 10 - The Banff Centre Receives Generous Funding from Alberta Science and Research Authority May 29 - Sara Diamond wins Educator of the Year honour at the Canadian New Media Awards May 14 - The Banff Centre Selects Global Television Network Convergent Media Award Winners April 5 - $5M Bell Globemedia partnership starts paying dividends at The Banff Centre March 19 - Banff Centre Co-production with World-Renowned Ballerina, Veronica Tennant, to air on CBC and Bravo

50. Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College - Media Room
    ca. All communications and media inquiries for the canadian MemorialChiropractic College should be directed to Jonathan Bennett  
    http://www.cmcc.ca/media/
    
    Extractions: or one of its provinces Inquest summaries, press releases to date: www.ccachiro.org Interviews about the Lewis Inquest: If you are from the media and would like to arrange an interview or obtain more information about the Lewis inquest, please contact, Jonathan Bennett , Communications Officer at CMCC. (416) 482-2340 ext. 274. To answer the most frequently asked questions regarding chiropractic, such as: what is chiropractic, chiropractic education, chiropractic research, and chiropractic and safety, the chiropractic profession has prepared a referenced " Fact File " in PDF format. Click here for the " Chiropractic Fact File ." Canadian Chiropractic Association:

51. Mediacan: About
    canadian communications and media policy; Community and alternative mass media;Information resources, learning repositories and databases. To contact mediaCan  
    http://klaatu.pc.athabascau.ca/cgi-bin/b7/main.pl?rid=5227

52. Newsroom - News Releases
    mediaMap's canadian Technology PR Package First To Help communications ProfessionalsFoster Strong media Relationships Across North America. Watertown, Mass.  
    http://www.mediamap.com/newsroom_releases_102802.asp
    
    Extractions: MediaMap.com Newsroom News Releases MediaMap's Canadian Technology PR Package First To Help Communications Professionals Foster Strong Media Relationships Across North America Watertown, Mass. - October 28, 2002 - MediaMap, the industry leader in delivering Communications Management (CM) solutions to public relations agencies and corporate communications departments, today introduced the Canadian Technology PR Package for MediaMap Online. This is the only PR solution that assists corporate communications and public relations professionals in more efficiently building relationships with key members of both the Canadian and U.S. media. The Canadian Technology PR Package includes access to in-depth media intelligence on all Canadian technology publications, such as Canadian Business , and Computerworld Canada ; U.S-based technology publications, including Information Week InfoWorld and Network World ; and technology contacts at national and regional news outlets, such as

53. Canadian New Media Awards Finalists
    the canadian Television Fund. Susan is on the board of trustees of the InternationalInstitute of communications and chairs the Broadcast and New media Forum  
    http://www.cnma.ca/advocate2.html
    
    Extractions: As senior director, operations for CANARIE, Susan is involved in the strategic planning and implementation of advanced broadband networks and advanced applications. Prior to joining CANARIE, Susan held a variety of senior executive positions with various Canadian government departments including executive director, broadcasting at the CRTC, and director general, broadcasting policy at the Department of Canadian Heritage where she designed and negotiated the Canadian Television Fund. Susan is on the board of trustees of the International Institute of Communications and chairs the Broadcast and New Media Forum of the IIC. She holds an honours BA from York University and an MA from the University of Toronto. Sara Diamond Banff, Alberta Sara is an internationally respected television, new media and visual artist, critic, teacher and curator. Artistic director of media and visual arts at The Banff Centre, Sara contributes to the Banff New Media Institute and the Banff convergent media and television co-production program. As an artist, she has produced award-winning television, new media and photographic installations and performances. She has been appointed to the Cultural Industries SAGIT and Canada Council Advisory Committee for Media Arts. She holds an Adjunct in the prestigious UCLA design media program and is a visiting researcher with SmartLabs Centre, UK. Recently, Sara received the Woman of Vision Award from Women in Film and Television and Wired Women.

54. Canadian New Media Awards Selection Committee
    Ryan Lejbak, Saskatchewan New media Developers Association Network InteractiveStephanie MacKendrick, canadian Women in communications Alice Mansell  
    http://www.cnma.ca/committee.html

55. How Canadians Communicate
    role of the state in cultural institutions, the conglomeratization of the media,the threat of American and global communications to canadian voices, and the  
    http://www.uofcpress.com/1-55238/1-55238-104-8.html
    
    Extractions: Maria Bakardjieva is assistant professor in the Faculty of Communication and Culture at the University of Calgary. Her research focuses on the interaction between communication technology and society. She is particularly interested in studying the ways in which Internet use is intertwined with daily practices in various areas of life.

56. New Faculty And Visiting Scholars
    Dobrosklonskaya, professor of media and communications studies at participate in aworkshop on media reform in the Russian Federation with canadian and foreign  
    http://www.utoronto.ca/crees/news/sep01/faculty.htm
    
    Extractions: Tatiana Dobrosklonskaya , professor of media and communications studies at Moscow State University and member of the Association of Media Studies (Russia), will visit CREES in October to participate in a workshop on media reform in the Russian Federation with Canadian and foreign scholars and practitioners. She will also conduct research on her project on "Russia and Canada: Comparing Media Landscapes." This project is part of a larger study on "Russia and the West: Comparative Media Systems," which looks at the relationships between national media and trends in the globalization of media in an effort to understand and evaluate the impact of integration. While at U of T, Professor Dobrosklonskaya will examine the major structural components of the mass media (press, radio, TV, and the Internet) and consider such issues as ownership and control and the representation of Russia in the Canadian media. Recent publications include: Voprosy izucheniia media tekstov (Moscow: MGU, 2000); "Teksty massovoi informatsii i kul'tura" [The Representation of Culture in Mass Media] in

57. Audit Bureau Of Circulations - Member Roster - Canadian Advertising Agencies
    INITIATIVE media TORONTO 146582-0 Toronto, Ontario. L. LA GRAPHICS ADVERTISING14-6840-0 Whitehorse, Yukon Territory. LP communications (OMD Canada - Omnicom).  
    http://www.accessabc.com/sub1/agencies_canada.htm

58. CPRS - Media Releases
    media Relations Case study canadian Wheat Board takes its message to editorialboards By Brian Stacey Acting Director, Corporate communications canadian  
    http://www.cprstoronto.com/about/perspective/archives.asp?y=A&m=A

59. Visual Convergence - The Canadian Magazine For Multimedia & Video Professionals
    The seminar is sponsored by Visual Convergence, @Wallace Studios, AVTEL media communications,canadian Corporate TV Association, QC media, CFA communications  
    http://www.visualconvergence.com/
    
    Extractions: You will notice that the email you received didn't have the usual format of story intros and then hyperlinks to pages within the website. We are again trying to come up with a format which works for most people. Our HTML version was a disaster, hardly anyone could read it. The straight text version kept getting booted out by "spam filters" as having too many hyperlinks.

60. Welcome To CITO
    Aims to strengthen Ontario's information technology, digital media and communications industries through Category Regional North America Organizations committed to strengthening the global performance of Ontario's information technology,digital media and communications industries canadian Venture Capital  
    http://www.cito.ca/
    
    Extractions: Researcher Questionnaire CITO Event Series ... About Our Site Click to Select Home Page About Cito About Our Site Contact Us Site Map Search Staff Directory Executive Biographies NEWS: Media Resources Press Releases CITO NETWORK: Our Network Joining CITO RESEARCH: College Partnerships Program Research Partnership Program Entrepreneurship Training Fund CITO and Research Collaborative Research Partners Research Projects Student Internships CITO and IST-EC Featured Project Profile Past Project Profiles Research Roadshows EVENTS: CITO Event Series View By Category View By Date Past Events Sponsored/Endorsed Events Webcasts PUBLICATIONS: Link Line News@CITO Trends in Research Corporate ePublications STUDENTS: Program News Scholarship CVTrak Internships Photos Calendar CITO - Communications and Information Technology Ontario - is an Ontario Centre of Excellence committed to strengthening the global performance of Ontario's information technology, digital media and communications industries. We do this by building university and industry partnerships that foster the interchange of people, ideas and technologies.

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