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Website:
http://www.ctv.ca/
Phone: +1 416 3325000 |
Address:
9 CHANNEL NINE COURT
TORONTO, ONTARIO M1S 4B5 |
Company Description
CTV Inc (formerly Baton Broadcasting Incorporated) is an integrated television broadcaster and content provider. As at August 31, 1999, the company has 25 television stations and has ownership interest in, and manages, four specialty channels which serve Ontario, Alberta and Saskatchewan with coverage reaching substantially all of the English speaking population of Canada. It has facilities in Toronto and Ottawa for the production of television programming and is active in the syndication of television programming in Canada and the United States. TV (CTV network) and radio broadcasting accounted for 92% of fiscal 1999 revenues, media production and distribution, 5% and subscriptions, 3%.
Key People
| Chairman | A.L. BEATTIE |
| Vice-Chairman | D.G. BASSETT |
| Vice-Chairman | J.A. POLLOCK |
| President & Chief Executive Officer | I. FECAN |
| Executive Vice-President, Chief Financial Officer & Secretary | R.A. FILLINGHAM |
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Telegraph - November 26, 2009 10:59 AM
Two freelance journalists from Canada and Australia kidnapped in Somalia last August have been freed and were beginning their journeys home on Thursday. Lindhout and Brennan: The pair left Mogadishu airport early on Thursday morning in a chartered light ...
Telegraph - November 26, 2009 8:32 AM
Two freelance journalists from Canada and Australia kidnapped in Somalia last August have been freed and were beginning their journeys home on Thursday. Nigel Brennan, an Australian photojournalist, and Amanda Lindhout, from Canada, both said that they ...
ABC News - November 26, 2009 8:25 AM
NAIROBI (Reuters) - Two freelance journalists held hostage in Somalia for 15 months arrived safely in neighboring Kenya on Thursday. Amanda Lindhout, a Canadian reporter, and Nigel Brennan, an Australian photojournalist, were freed in Mogadishu on ...
Reuters UK - November 26, 2009 7:43 AM
* Freelancers held hostage for 15 months * Kidnapper says $1 million ransom was paid NAIROBI, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Two freelance journalists held hostage in Somalia for 15 months arrived safely in neighbouring Kenya on Thursday. Amanda Lindhout, a Canadian ...
Reuters India - November 26, 2009 6:29 AM
NAIROBI (Reuters) - Two freelance journalists held hostage in Somalia for 15 months arrived safely in neighboring Kenya on Thursday. Amanda Lindhout, a Canadian reporter, and Nigel Brennan, an Australian photojournalist, were freed in Mogadishu on ...
