"While the NFL continues to preserve its legal rights and press its case in Canadian courts, the League remains confident that the Government of Canada will act reasonably and res ...
Super Bowl ad watchers have made their voices heard at the regulatory level, comprising 20% of all complainers to the CRTC on the subject of simultaneous substitution. While consumer complaints about ...
OTTAWA-GATINEAU: The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has issued two decisions related to some of the topics addressed in Let’s Talk TV: A Conversation with Canadians ...
The Federal Court of Appeal has once again granted Bell Media permission to appeal a ban on simultaneous substitution during the National Football League’s Super Bowl, even though Canada’s broadcast ...
Canada’s broadcast regulator says it hasn’t actually issued an order banning simultaneous substitution during the Super Bowl yet, rendering an appeal filed by Bell Media and the National Football ...
Canadians will have to wait until 2017 to see flashy American Super Bowl commercials on television. CTV owner Bell Media, which has already shelled out a considerable investment for the big game ...
This fall the CRTC is set to hear talks from every side of the industry as it embarks on hearings associated with its Let’s Talk TV initiative. From simultaneous substitution to pick-and-pay, and ...
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