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Canada’s telecom regulator handed Sun News Network a partial victory on Thursday, announcing new rules for cable and satellite
There "is merit to the arguments raised by Sun News," the CRTC conceded, namely the network's idea that Canadians need their news "to come from a variety of independent sources." As a result, the CRTC now plans to spend the fall debating a couple reforms that would fundamentally rejigger the rules governing how Canadian cable companies are permitted to sell and broadcast news channels in general. For a network that never stops bragging about wanting to "change Canadian television as we know it," that's not a bad legacy to leave -- even if it wasn't intentional.OTTAWA - Sun News Network will find out Thursday whether it will get its coveted guaranteed spot on the television dial. The
OTTAWA - Sun News Network made its final pitch to the federal telecommunications regulator on Thursday, saying anything short
Today, the Sun News Network (SNN) made its final pitch to the federal telecommunications regulator. There is something quite ironic about a network that regularly manipulates information to deliver an agenda that is anti-big government, anti-handouts, anti-regulation, anti-bailout, anti-immigrant, vulture-capitalist -- now begging for a socialist solution to their shortfall.
OTTAWA - Some of the country's largest cable and satellite TV providers urged the federal telecommunications regulator on
Sun News has been working tirelessly to convince the CRTC it should be made a mandatory part of basic cable, and one of the
As Canada’s telecom regulator begins hearings this week into Sun News’ application to be a mandatory part of Canadians’ basic
The Sun News Network made its case in front of the CRTC Tuesday to be made a mandatory part of basic cable, but some of the
Maybe Sun News is seeing the writing on the wall for its application to be a mandatory part of Canadians’ basic cable, because