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Canadian Media & Communications:     more books (87)

Gender, Journalism, and Equity: Canadian, U.S., and European Experiences (Hampton Press Communication) by Gertrude Joch Robinson, 2005-11-30 Media Law (Essentials of Canadian Law) by Robert Martin, 2003-11 Continentalizing Canadian Telecommunications: The Politics of Regulatory Reform by Vanda Rideout, 2004-05 Politics and the Media in Canada (McGraw-Hill Ryerson series in Canadian politics) by Arthur Siegel, 1983-06 Ties That Blind in Canadian/american Relations: The Politics of News Discourse (Routledge Communication Series) by Richard L. Barton, 1990-06-01 Canadian Media: Media of Canada Northerner continues to learn life's lessons.(George Tuccaro wins National Aboriginal Achievement Award in media and communications): An article from: Wind Speaker by Jenn Kelland, 2006-03-01 Power and Betrayal in the Canadian Media: Updated Edition by David Taras, 2001-02-01 Communicating for Results: A Canadian Student's Guide by Carolyn Meyer, 2010-05-01 How Canadians Communicate III: Contexts of Canadian Popular Culture Torn Sprockets: The Uncertain Projection of the Canadian Film by Gerald Pratley, 1987-10 The Rise of the Canadian Newspaper (Perspectives on Canadian Culture) by Douglas Fetherling, 1990-09-06 Cultures in Collision: The Interaction of Canadian and U.S. Broadcasting Policies by Canadian-U.S. Conference on Communications Policy Staff, 1984-01-15 Selling Themselves: The Emergence of Canadian Advertising by Russell Johnston, 2001-01-20

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21. Ottawa Centre Candidates Discuss Foreign Ownership Of Canadian
    Back to Web Version. Ottawa Centre Candidates Discuss Foreign Ownership ofCanadian media and communications. April 07, 2004. For immediate release.  
    http://www.friends.ca/print/News/news04070401.asp
    
    Extractions: Back to Web Version April 07, 2004 For immediate release Ottawa – Candidates Ed Broadbent, David Chernushenko and Richard Mahone will discuss foreign ownership of Canadian media and communications companies at an Ottawa Centre all-candidates meeting sponsored by Friends of Canadian Broadcasting, the Communications, Energy and Paperworkers, Canada’s largest media union, and ACTRA. Mike Murphy and Stuart Ryan are not able to participate. When: 7:30 pm, Thursday, April 8, 2004 Where: Dining Room, National Press Club, 165 Sparks Street, Ottawa Why: Canadian broadcasting, cable and telecommunications companies could soon be up for sale to foreign interests. Pressure is building on the federal government to gut current Canadian regulations that limit the share foreign companies can hold in Canadian media and communications companies to 47%. Friends of Canadian Broadcasting is a Canada-wide voluntary organization supported by 60,000 households whose mission is to defend and enhance the quality and quantity of Canadian programming in Canada's audio-visual system. For more information: Jim Thompson

22. Entertainment, Media And Communications - Overview Of Canadian And U.S. Copyrigh
    Entertainment, media and communications Overview of canadian AndUS Copyright Law Part Two of a Two Part Series. Date Thursday  
    http://www.oba.org/includes/Eventdetail.asp?code=04MED0603T

23. Entertainment, Media And Communications - Overview Of Canadian And U.S. Copyrigh
    Entertainment, media and communications Overview of canadian AndUS Copyright Law Part One of aTwo Part Series. Date Wednesday  
    http://www.oba.org/includes/eventdetail.asp?code=04MED0519T

24. Health Canada - Media Room - Canadian Smallpox Contingency Plan (Summary)
    smallpox advice lines for professionals and the public, a smallpox reporting andsurveillance system, and advice on media communications from Health Canada.  
    http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/english/media/issues/smallpox.htm
    
    Extractions: The Minister Of Health Canada This document revises the Canadian Quarantine Contingency Plan. Centre For Emergency Preparedness And Response Population And Public Health Branch Smallpox is a devastating, contagious, life-threatening disease with no cure and a fatality rate of approximately 30%. Its clinical course includes numerous painful, deep pustules throughout the skin that become filled with foul-smelling puss, burst, and leave pitted scars ("pock marks"). Complications include encephalitis and blindness. Global eradication of naturally occurring smallpox was declared by the World Health Assembly in 1980. Stocks of the smallpox virus, variola, are officially stored in maximum-security laboratories in the United States and Russia, although there are unconfirmed reports that unauthorized stocks may also be stored elsewhere. The deliberate or accidental release of the smallpox virus into today's largely unvaccinated and highly mobile population would wreak far-reaching havoc in medical, social, and economic terms. The World Health Organization regards even a single case of smallpox anywhere worldwide as a global health emergency.

25. Canadian Media And Publishing @ Culture.ca
    in and with the New media sector in and showcases works created by canadian digitalartists AR Studio Firm provides communications and application development  
    http://www.culture.ca/canada/explore-explorez-e.jsp?pre=n&category=600

26. Canadian Media And Publishing @ Culture.ca
    canadian Women in New media Awards Introduces nominees and nomination forms, advisoryboard Links to major canadian newspapers CanWest Global communications Corp  
    http://www.culture.ca/canada/explore-explorez-e.jsp?pre=n&category=600&page=3&st

27. Media Job Search Canada - Links
    Telecommunications Association. canadian Women in communications, Card media.Carver communications Ottawa, Ontario, communications Demo. Conseil  
    http://www.mediajobsearchcanada.com/links.asp
    
    Extractions: Visit the websites of Canada's great Radio and Television Stations, Specialty Channels, Audio/Music and Film/Video Production Companies, Newspaper and Magazine Publications, Advertising and Marketing Firms and Multi-Media Companies to continue your search for possible "Career" positions posted on company websites.

28. Talk-back Ontario Labour News - Threats To Canadian Control Of Media And Communi
    in a national campaign to counter growing pressure to open the door to foreigncompanies to own and control canadian media and communications companies.  
    http://www.talk-back.ca/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=215

29. Unions, Groups And Associations For Canadian Media Tv And Film
    canadian media Guild Representing over 5,000 members working in the Candianmedia. canadian Women in communications National, bilingual, non-profit  
    http://www.dvshop.ca/dvcafe/canada/unions.html

30. What Is K S Communications ? : A Member Of ChristianMedia.ca
    You may contact KS communications here. Christians working and ministeringin canadian media Contributions to canadian media KS communications.  
    http://www.christianmedia.ca/whatis/ksc/
    
    Extractions: What Is? at ChristianMedia.ca Employment/ministry opportunities Search our ChristianMedia.ca Directory List in our ChristianMedia.ca Directory K S Communications Services Provided: Through its expertise in writing, strategic consulting, management and promotion, K S Communications strives to help others

31. What Is? At ChristianMedia.ca
    RockLake.com communications provides Christian community networking services to developweb portals that connect canadian Christian media workers and  
    http://www.christianmedia.ca/whatis/

32. Canadian Newspaper Association
    Press Canada.com CANOE CanWest Global communications Cyberpresse.ca Médias TranscontinentalGP Hollinger International Macleans Magazine Osprey media Group Inc  
    http://www.cna-acj.ca/client/cna/cna.nsf/web/associations

33. Communications In Canadian Society
    Jonathon Rose; 12. The Mass media and Political Communication inCanada, Robert Everett and Fred Fletcher; 13. The Portrayal of  
    http://www.fedpubs.com/subject/commun/communications.htm
    
    Extractions: Communications in Canadian Society, 5th Edition , provides a comprehensive overview and analysis of communications institutions in Canada. This edition has been thoroughly updated to take into account the changes taking place in information technology and the effects of this communications revolution in Canada and throughout the world. As with previous editions, this edition provides a diversity of analytical perspectives, with selections by leading authorities in communication studies, journalism, sociology psychology, political science, and economics. It also provides a strong mix of both classic and contemporary Canadian writing in the field. 1. The Growth of the Mass Media in Canada, David R. Hall and Garth S. Jowett; 2. The Press in Canada: A Historical Overview, Roger Bird; 3. Trying to Stay Canadian: Uncertainties and Paradoxes in Public Policies for Canadian Television Broadcasting, Robert M. Pike; 4. The Special Role of Magazines in the History of Canadian Mass Media and National Development, Peter Desbarats; 5. Bringing down Giants: Thomas Nast, John Wilson Bengough and the Maturing of Political Cartooning, David R. Spencer; 6. The Broadcast Audience: A Sociological Perspective, Edward Withers and Robert S. Brown; 7. Broadcasting: Centralization, Regionalization, and Canadian Identity, John D. Jackson

34. EduAction - Canadian Media Studies Resources: General
    canadian media Studies Resources General. Français. Screening Images Ideasfor media Education (2nd ed.). Chris Worsnop Wright communications, 1999.  
    http://www.pch.gc.ca/progs/pec-csp/EDUAction/volume2/general_e.htm
    
    Extractions: Wright Communications, 1999 Chris Worsnop, author of Assessing Media Work (1996), builds a framework for media education, connecting it to other good educational practices and demonstrating how even ordinary experiences can provide profitable points of entry for media education. Wright Communications: (905) 823-0875 Adbusters The Media Foundation A quarterly publication that uses lively satire and grassroots activism to counter mass media advertising. Adbusters features irreverent anti-ad campaigns, how-to media activist guides, and feature stories by prominent voices in the media and environmental movement. Adbusters Media Foundation: adbusters@adbusters.org A layman's guide to television by media educator John Pungente and veteran journalist Martin O'Malley. Based on the Eight Key Concepts for Media Literacy, the book addresses issues such as TV violence, bias in broadcast news, consumerism and media ownership. Theatrebooks: 1-800-361-3414 Table of Contents

35. Faith And The Media
    79, 1998 Faith and the media Conference featuring Saints; Dennis Gruending, formerEnglish-language communications Director for the canadian Conference of  
    http://www.escape.ca/~jclong/
    
    Extractions: Faith and the Media Contents What is Faith and the Media? Manitoba Media Guide NEW Selected readings on Faith and the Media Tips, resources about religion writing Conference Plenary Session Addresses Media reports about the Conference ... Links What is Faith and the Media? Faith and the Media was formed in Winnipeg in 1996 in order to work with the media and faith groups to improve coverage of faith in Canada. In 1998 the group organized Canada's first national conference on the issue; the conference, which was sponsored by 35 faith groups and media organizations, brought together 270 journalists and representatives at Carleton University School of Journalism in Ottawa. Plenary addresses from that conference are on this site. Among the recommendations of the national conference was the establishment of a permanent centre to address the issue of how the media covers faith, and to help religious groups be better prepared to work with the media. Today we are happy to say that the creation of such a Centre is in the planning stages in Calgary, under the guidance of former Calgary Herald Religion Editor Gordon Legge, and with the support of a variety of academic groups in Calgary and elsewhere. The vision of the Centre is to:

36. Halifax Regional Municipality Media Room - Communications Office
    O Brien has provided Effective media communications training to the RCMP and haslectured on media communications at the canadian Police College in Ottawa.  
    http://www.region.halifax.ns.ca/mediaroom/mrcommunications.html
    
    Extractions: Corporate Communications Officer John O'Brien was appointed Corporate Communications Officer for the Halifax Regional Municipality shortly after the amalgamation in the Spring of 1996. Reporting directly to the Chief Administrative Officer, he serves as an in-house communications/media relations consultant to the Mayor and Council, the Executive Management Team, Senior Management Team and all business units of HRM on public relations/communications issues. Mr. O'Brien plays a lead co-ordinating role in the internal communications strategy for the municipality's 3,000 permanent employees. He also serves as HRM Corporate spokesperson for external communications with the media. Mr. O'Brien has broad experience in both print and Broadcast journalism; served as Press Secretary to the Premier (Governor) and a communications advisor to the Government of Nova Scotia. He began his career in journalism with The Halifax Chronicle-Herald, the largest daily newspaper east of Montreal, and later worked in various reporting and management capacities with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), the CBC NewsWorld and the Global Television Network in Canada. During the SwissAir Flight 111 disaster off Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia, in September 1998, Mr. O'Brien was Site Media Coordinator for the more than 120 local, national and international media outlets covering the tragedy.

37. Bell Canada And Microsoft Enter Strategic Alliance To Deliver Next
    media Call A teleconference media briefing with a and wireless voice and data communications,local and is the canadian subsidiary of Microsoft Corporation  
    http://www.microsoft.com/canada/media/releases/2003_06_16.mspx
    
    Extractions: Microsoft Canada Site Map Microsoft Canada Fast Facts News Releases ... Microsoft US Media Center Bell Canada and Microsoft Enter Strategic Alliance to Deliver Next Generation of Internet Services Toronto, Canada (June 16, 2003) Through their alliance the companies will deliver to customers a unique package of powerful and easy-to-use services that will include the next version of MSN's recently launched premium services, MSN® 8. They will also combine the best of Sympatico.ca and MSN.ca to create a new co-branded portal for all Canadian Internet consumers. "Bell offers a uniquely Canadian perspective to the world-leading services it is committed to delivering to its customers," said Michael Sabia, Chief Executive Officer of Bell Canada and BCE. "To get real value from the Internet customers need the services and tools that let them simplify and better manage their on-line activities, all within a secure environment. Bell is a proven leader in the development, packaging and delivery of Internet content and services to Canadians. In co-operation with Microsoft, we're going to expand the tools available to make the Internet a stronger resource for Canadians." "We're pleased to be working with Bell Canada to deliver further innovation to the Canadian market and to enhance consumers' on-line experience with rich and useful services," said Steve Ballmer, Chief Executive Officer, Microsoft Corporation. "This alliance will accelerate the adoption of broadband in Canada by offering consumers a powerful combination of our award-winning MSN services and expert Canadian content and services from Bell Canada."

38. Hypertext/media Magazines & Newspapers (Victoria Telecommunity Network, BC)
    aka Monitor Magazine) (GlobalX-Change communications Inc., Ottawa Sciences ISSN1482-1826 (canadian Society for for Film and Audiovisual media (University of  
    http://victoria.tc.ca/Resources/wwwmags.html
    
    Extractions: Month of 2004.02 Electronic Serials Search Tools : British Columbia Digital Library (David Mattison; hosted by BC Community Networks Association) Canadian Electronic Scholarly Network (CESN) (SchoolNet, Industry Canada) Canadian Newspapers on Microform held by the National Library of Canada Commercial News Services on the Internet (Kathy Valladares) EINET Galaxy see TradeWave Electronic Journals Resources Directory (Peter Scott, University of Saskatchewan Libraries) The Electronic Newsstand (Victoria Telecommunity Network, Victoria, BC) ETEXT Archives (CICNet, Inc./University of Michigan) Full-Text Archives of Scholarly Society Serial Publications (Scholarly Society Project, University of Waterloo Library, ON) Future Publishing Magazines Server (England) Use Ingenta (formerly UnCover Web) to search for magazine articles Internet Library of Early Journals : A Digital Library of 18th and 19th Century Journals (England) National Library of Canada Electronic Publications Pilot Project (English Version). For the French version follow the French language links on the NLC Home Page NetBC: News Web British Columbia (Victoria) NewJour Archive (Internet list for new journals and newsletters available on the Internet maintained at the University of California, San Diego, Libraries)

39. VON CANADA 2004 - Produced By Pulver.com
    discussed on a regular basis in the canadian media. During 2004 the consumers ofCanada will start to innovations introduced by the IP communications Industry.  
    http://www.pulver.com/canada2004/
    
    Extractions: VON Canada 2004 : May 18-20, 2004 The advent of VON Canada 2004 taking place in Toronto at the Markham Conference Centre did not go unnoticed by the media. Some of the VoIP stories which originated from our event include: The pulver.com VON Conferences focus on the convergence of the Telecom and Internet Industries. VON is the meeting place for the IP Communications Industry...and we focus on the issues effecting the IP Communications revolution . While Voice over Packet technologies are covered at the VON conferences, we are not just about voice VON Canada 2004 is taking place at a time when VoIP and possible VoIP Regulation by the CRTC is being discussed on a regular basis in the Canadian media. During 2004 the consumers of Canada will start to benefit from the increased competition made possible by the innovations introduced by the IP Communications Industry.

40. IMPACS / Communications Centre
    the communications work of all canadian charities, we have developed a number offree, howto articles on a variety of communications and media-related topics.  
    http://www.impacs.org/index.cfm?group_ID=2661

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