Join us for SPF23 Toronto, an in-person conference day dedicated to accelerating sustainability and decarbonization in content creation. This full-day event features a wide range of premium industry programming with keynote speakers, panels, workshops, fireside chats, and networking breaks. Check in starts at 8 a.m. Programming begins at 9 a.m. Find the agenda here.
Hot Docs is thrilled to unveil the lineup for its eighth annual Hot Docs Podcast Festival— presented in partnership with lead sponsor CBC Podcasts—returning to Toronto’s iconic Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema (506 Bloor St. West), Oct. 19-22. Showcasing the best in non-fiction audio storytelling, this year’s program features four full days of live podcast […]
The RTDNA Canada National Conference takes place Oct. 20 - 21 at the Sheraton Centre Hotel in Toronto. INNOVATE, ELEVATE, CELEBRATE: MAPPING THE FUTURE OF NEWS looks at the ever-shifting media landscape and focuses on timely issues affecting our industry and sharing the best ideas, tools and techniques to take back to your newsroom. Reasons […]
Registration is now open for NAB Show New York, scheduled to take place October 24-26, 2023, with exhibits running from October 25-26, at the Javits Center. Produced by the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) and once again co-located with the AES New York 2023 Convention, NAB Show New York is the most efficient and diverse […]
CONNECTION 2023 will be held at the Sheraton Toronto Airport Hotel & Conference Centre, 801 Dixon Road. The Ontario Association of Broadcasters annual conference opens Tuesday, Nov. 7 with the Annual General Meeting, followed by a special leadership discussion. Both meetings are open to members only. The Welcome Reception will start at 7 p.m. and […]
Around the world, declining trust in media and rising polarization have weakened support for independent public broadcasting. Catherine Tait, President and CEO of CBC/Radio-Canada will talk about how the national public broadcaster is striving to respond to this challenge by remaining a cornerstone for all Canadians. CBC/Radio-Canada’s success depends on being a part of audiences’ daily […]
The Broadcaster Forum is back! We're excited to once again have the opportunity to share industry insights and review the CTAM Canada’s annual research study on Video Consumption. This half-day event will be filled with presentations from key industry leaders as well as a panel conversation focusing on the issues that matter most to our […]
With the rapidly evolving media landscape, concerns about news accessibility have taken centre stage. While subscription-based news sources and user-supported independent outlets provide diverse options for engaged news consumers, media consolidation and downsizing in free-access platforms are resulting in a diminishing range of choices. This leaves those who don't pay for news to navigate a […]
Protecting GPS with Resilient PNT Solutions Presented by Humber College and the National Association of Broadcasters Humber College and the National Association of Broadcasters invite you to attend the Resilient Timing Solutions Seminar on Friday November 17, 2023 from 10 AM – 5 PM at Humber College in Toronto to learn more about the development of a new, robust, and independent timing solution known as Broadcast Positioning System (BPS) […]
WABE (Western Association of Broadcast Engineers) will hold its annual convention, Nov. 27–29, at the Pinnacle at the Pier in North Vancouver, BC. *Note the convention has moved due to a labour dispute at the original venue. Learn more here and find more info on this year's convention here.
Registration is now open for CES 2024 — taking place Jan. 9-12, in Las Vegas. CES showcases companies including manufacturers, developers and suppliers of consumer technology hardware, content, technology delivery systems and more. It also includes a conference program where the world's business leaders and pioneering thinkers address the industry's most relevant issues. Product categories include: 3D Printing 5G Technologies Accessibility […]
The Canadian Journalism Forum on Violence and Trauma, the Canadian Association of Journalists and the Carleton University School of Journalism are launching a special series of online industry forums to tackle critical issues affecting the mental health and well-being of news professionals. The series, titled "Taking Care in News: 2024 industry discussions on well-being", will be open […]
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