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	Canadian Television Trends
		On March 27th the CRTC will be hearing arguments from different television license holders in order to decide which channel should be in the basic packages offered by Cable and Satelite companies.
		We justify public funded television as a safeguard of our national identity, and I would tend to agree with that also.
		Moreover a publicly funded broadcaster has a duty to show us the news from every Canadians point of view, and therefor should do their best to be objective and live up to their mandate.
	passtheremote.wordpress.com (1355 words)

	YTV (Canadian television) information - Search.com
		YTV is a Canadian cable television specialty channel aimed at youth, available nationwide through cable and satellite television.
		However, due to a handful of complaints sent to the recently formed Canadian Broadcast Standards Council, YTV was pressured to remove the series from their line-up due to its violent content.
		YTV's broadcast continued even after it was moved to UPN in the United States, not only making the US broadcast more widely available in Canada, but also gradually leading to a notable increase in violent and sexual content.
	www.search.com /reference/YTV_(Canadian_television) (1993 words)

	Broadcasting Decision CRTC 2006-381
		YTV indicated that its purpose in requesting that condition of licence 2 be deleted is to allow YTV to introduce to its schedule programming having older protagonists, or such protagonists as space aliens or robots, that might not be captured by the existing protagonist requirements, but that would nonetheless appeal to youth.
		YTV indicated that, because it relies upon a regular schedule of programming for children and youth, it is unreasonable to suggest that YTV might become a movie-based service on the basis of the deletion of condition of licence 7(2).
		YTV stated that it was prepared to adhere to a condition of licence requiring that it broadcast a minimum of eight hours of described video programming per month starting in year two, and to increase that amount to twelve hours per month beginning in the fifth year of the licence term.
	www.crtc.gc.ca /archive/ENG/Decisions/2006/db2006-381.htm (9267 words)

	About YTV.com
		Then, when YTV or any other firm is looking for young talent, the talent firm can let you know we're looking.
		Sorry, no. YTV is a Canadian specialty network and is currently not available outside of Canada.
		Like most television stations we move or cancel shows to make room for new shows.
	www.ytv.com /about (2114 words)

	Ytv - ReBoot: Network - Canada
		YTV Lyrics You can use this image or just a link.
		The task of YTV is to promote the development of the Helsinki metropolitan YTV’s responsibility will remain to take care of the travel card customer
		YTV is rerunning the last four episodes again.
	waywide.com /wawd/ytv.htm (156 words)

	YTV MEDIA.....RESEARCH
		The YTV Tween Report continues to be the definitive study of the 9 to 14 age group and their parents in Canada.
		YTV has 19 of the 20 top ranked shows for kids 2 to 11 and 17 of the 20 top ranked shows for kids 6 to 11.
		YTV continues to be the most popular television station among 6-11 year olds, maintaining a very strong lead over the competition on the two key popularity measures "station most liked" and "favourite station".
	www.corusmedia.com /ytv/research/index.asp (1124 words)

	Canadian content rules for film and television
		The objective of the Canadian Television Fund (CTF) is to assist the creation and broadcast in prime time of high-quality, culturally-significant Canadian television programs in both official languages and Aboriginal languages in the genres of drama, variety, children's, documentaries and performing arts.
		In other words, if a Canadian producer is responsible for 20% of the financing of a co-production, it is expected that the Canadian producer will have control over at least 20% of the creative elements of the production and 20% of the production costs must be spent in Canada.
		YTV has a condition of licence that requires it to exhibit 60% Canadian programming during broadcast day as well as during evening broadcast period and to expend 35% of annual gross revenues on Canadian programs.
	www.pch.gc.ca /progs/ac-ca/progs/cc21c/annexb_e.cfm (1572 words)

	What Makes it Canadian Television? Jonathon Brown, 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		If you ask Canadian television viewers about their favourite shows, they probably won’t list off a bunch of Canadian programs and if they did they would probably be American productions filmed in Canada, as so many of them are these days.
		Since its inception, "CanCon"--the 35% quota for Canadian content on television and radio in Canada, has been a proverbial thorn in the side of stations across the country, as they have been forced to limit their creativity to allow for artistic contributions from Canadians as their first priority; everything else comes second.
		Canadian viewers haven’t shared the negative views of network executives, until now, when there appears to be a dwindling number of quality Canadian shows as opposed to just a few years ago.
	www.mala.bc.ca /~soules/mTheory/vol3/brown/tv.htm (1597 words)

	Zannen, Canada - YTV & Bionix
		YTV will keep doing better as long as we keep telling them to do better and letting them know what we want to see, and what they do wrong, which is why I try to communicate or direct comments to them as often as possible.
		YTV was first established in September of 1988 by the Robert Essery Organization and Rogers Cablesystems, forged together from the tattered remains of several Ontario-based youth broadcasters.
		After it became clear that YTV was never going to lose its title as the number one 6-11 station in Canada, they became more confident in marketing towards the long-forgotten 12-17s, and, obviously after some research, finally introduced an anime series that had not been heavily westernized to their Friday night line-up.
	www.zannen.ca /ytv-bionix.php (2268 words)

	Youth TV
		YTV is a Canadian cable television network aimed at young people up to the age of 18.
		Canadian production companies have long excelled at children's and young people's programming for three main reasons: (a) children's programming was relatively inexpensive, (b) it could easily be exported, and (c) it tended to be neglected by more powerful American production companies.
		YTV's efforts met with some success when the CRTC amended the protagonist clause in 1992 to include comic book characters, folk and superheroes, and classical or historical heroes.
	www.museum.tv /archives/etv/Y/htmlY/youthtv/youthtv.htm (630 words)

	Retro Junk \| Old Skool YTV
		It's a shame that now YTV is a hot bed for crappy shows, with equally crappy actors, that other networks have cancelled but back when I was a kid of 11 or 12 years old YTV used to air a lot of stuff that I loved when I was a toddler.
		In 1993 YTV began to air episodes of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers which originated on the Fox Kids Network and was the subject of much controversy.
		I think that since YTV is going to be 20 years old next year the very least they can do is get more new and interesting programs on the network before the shows that are already running on there become stale and make the network unwatchable.
	www.retrojunk.com /details_articles/1410 (1457 words)

	Canadian Production Companies
		Television in Quebec was immediately embraced as a tool for shaping a cultural community.
		However, in order to avoid situations in which broadcasters program Canadian content in off-peak hours or fund only the cheapest types of content, the CRTC has also attached conditions to the licenses of virtually all the major broadcasters, whether they be over-the-air, cable networks, or independent television stations.
		Their content is frequently "Canadian" from the point of view of creative and financial control rather than from the perspective of tehmatic and stylistic content.
	www.museum.tv /archives/etv/C/htmlC/canadianprodc/canadiacprodc.htm (4027 words)

	CANOE -- JAM! Television - TV Shows - YTV: Cool rules at YTV
		If YTV has a mantra as its enters its 10th year as Canada's prime children's destination on the television dial, that could well be it.
		Where the average cable specialty channel might have 50 shows total in its lineup, YTV is rolling out 57 new programs alone, with a grand total of 120 titles in the fall schedule.
		Produced by the makers of the current YTV hit Goosebumps, Animorphs tells the tales of five teens who are granted the ability to shape-shift into animals to stave off an invasion by mind-controlling alien slugs.
	jam.canoe.ca /Television/TV_Shows/Y/YTV/1998/09/09/732872.html (671 words)

	SOS Campaign Headquarters - YTV Story (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Canadian fans who are now fully experiencing "Sailor Moon S" & "Sailor Moon SuperS" appear to be complaining to YTV as much as fans did in the United States to the Cartoon Network but have not been given the same opportunity to address the companies responsible.
		Canadian fans could comment on the Voice Artists but have a unique opportunity to discuss their feelings about the adaptation and the music cues.
		Canadian fans who may have complained to YTV a little too harshly are encouraged to apologize and to thank the network for at least presenting the new episodes.
	www.iwaynet.net /~sos/ytvstory.html (1043 words)

	iParenting Canada — Top-notch TV Canadian Children's Television
		Canadian networks are required to air a certain amount of domestic programming (60 percent on average) in order to make sure that Canadian children have a sense of their own culture.
		They discuss Canadian history and geography and do things like celebrating Canada Day on air and discussing Canadian writers, inventors and sports teams, providing Canadian children with an opportunity to hear about information that is nationally relevant to them.
		YTV is committed to the Canadian television production industry with more than 70 percent of their prime time schedule dedicated to Canadian shows.
	iparentingcanada.com /resources/articles/tv.htm (1171 words)

	To Morph Or Not To Morph
		In early November, the Ontario Branch of the Canadian Broadcast Standards Council (CBSC) declared that Mighty Morphin Power Rangers - a television show aimed at 9 to 12 years olds - was too violent for Canadian television.
		YTV, the children's channel, immediately withdrew the show while the Canadian Global network said it would do the same if the program's content could not be modified.
		Meanwhile, the Canadian cable industry which is not bound by the Violence Code replied to the CRTC's suggestion that they begin to explore regulatory changes.
	interact.uoregon.edu /MediaLit/JCP/articles/morph.html (2724 words)

	Canadian Content Rules
		All the Canadian content definitions in these sectors can trace their origins to CRTC radio and television initiatives in the late 1960s and early 1970s under the chairmanship of Pierre Juneau.
		The Council requires that 1) the artist be Canadian, 2) the record company be Canadian-owned and controlled, 3) the album be produced and manufactured in Canada, and 4) at least 50% of the music be written by Canadians (original compositions or original interpretations of traditional music).
		To be Canadian, the recordings listed in the catalogue 1) must be by a Canadian artist; 2) 50% of the tracks on the recording must have two qualifying MAPL conditions; 3) must be produced by a Canadian record company; and 4) the ownership of the Canadian master recording must be held by a Canadian company.
	www.pch.gc.ca /progs/ac-ca/pubs/can-con/can_con.html (2298 words)

	TELEVISION
		Canadian broadcasters are fond of pointing the finger of blame at their colleagues to the south, but they are just as willing and guilty of splashing blood on the small screen as their American cousins.
		In 1999, Laval University's Centre d'etude sur les medias released a study indicating violence on Canadian television had grown at an alarming rate.
		This, in spite of the fact that the Canadian Association of Broadcasters made a pledge in 1996 to take action on the issue.
	www.fradical.com /Television_Radio.htm (126 words)

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		YTV is set to premiere two feature length made-for-TV ReBoot movies, Nov. 18 and 25 from 4 to 6 p.m.
		YTV began an encore of all three seasons of ReBoot last August in anticipation of the Canadian premiere of the new films.
		YTV is seen in over eight million homes across Canada.
	www.animationmagazine.net /television/10_18.html (147 words)

	Corus Entertainment - TV:YTV
		YTV, Canada’s leading youth network, is seen in over 8.2 million Canadian households and is aimed at audiences aged 2-17 and their families.
		YTV’s broadcast day is divided into several blocks including a preschool block during the day, with 30 hours of commercial-free programming per week; The Zone, Canada’s #1 after school block; and Vortex, a Saturday morning animation-fest for the cereal crowd.
		YTV interacts with kids beyond television with initiatives such as ytv.com, a leading Canadian kids’ website, Weird on Wheels, the network’s travelling road show, and YTV Whoa!
	www.corusent.com /tv/ytv/index.asp (286 words)

	I WANT TO EAT A NUT OF LAERMA!: TELETOON HUMMER AND YTV'S ANIME CHANNEL
		Anime is not new to YTV which began offering a video on demand service called YTV Anime On Demand to Rogers cable customers in 2005 and has since been picked up by several cable companies including Shaw and Cogeco.
		Since the YTV anime channel would not be a subsidiary of any North American anime distributors, it would not be beholden to any particular label and could theoretically deal with any distributor for any show that's been licensed over here, from Haruhi Suzumiya to Hellsing.
		And, since YTV did such a good job building an audience for female-oriented anime in this country by making Sailor Moon a big success relative to Sailor Moon's slim fortunes in the United States, you can bet that there would be a large shoujo contingent in their programming.
	kiyone.blogspot.com /2007/02/teletoon-hummer-and-ytvs-anime-channel.html (966 words)

	Samurai Savings time, Canada.
		YTV is the station that first aired Samurai Pizza Cats back in 1992, they aired it until 1997.
		YTV is Canada's premier specialty network for children and families and has been around since 1988.
		YTV is very good with viewer relations and have responded to all my e-mails and letters.
	www.angelfire.com /ca/savespc/sstcanada.html (786 words)

	YTV - Nickelodeon - a Wikia wiki (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Like Nickelodeon, YTV has also used the "gross-out" factor in its branding, albeit with much less slime; its mantra (and former slogan) is "Keep It Weird".
		Generally YTV uses a number of different on-air logos, featuring the same arrangement of white letters on various imaginative creatures.
		In fall of 2005, a new post-6pm advertising style was developed for older audiences which uses a much simpler logo with barely any gross-out tactics.
	nickelodeon.wikia.com /wiki/YTV_(television) (580 words)

	The Good Things About Television
		Television is an inescapable part of modern culture.
		In this crowded television environment, the key for parents is to search out high quality TV programs for their kids, and whenever possible, enjoy them together as a family.
		Others see them as students to be educated, as future citizens to be engaged in the community, or simply as children, whose work is play.
	www.media-awareness.ca /english/parents/television/good_things_tv.cfm (563 words)

	YTV breathes fire into its weekend lineup with Jane and the Dragon : ArriveNet Press Releases : Industry (Site not responding. Last check: )
		For the first time, YTV brings state of the art broadcast technology to the web, streaming an episode of Jane and the Dragon in widescreen format.
		and Toronto's Nelvana Limited in association with YTV, Jane and the Dragon is the coming-of-age story of 12-year-old Jane, a headstrong knight-in-training--who, unlike most girls of her time--has a suit of armour in her closet, a sword in her belt and an unforgettable and unpredictably endearing 300-year-old dragon by her side.
		YTV and Nelvana are owned by Corus Entertainment, a Canadian-based media and entertainment company.
	press.arrivenet.com /industry/article.php/719334.html (838 words)

	Smashed Ice // Reboot News
		The two movies are being produced in partnership with youth-oriented Canadian cable broadcaster YTV Canada, Inc. for broadcast in the Spring and Fall of 2001.
		Originally seen on North American television in September of 1994 on YTV in Canada and on ABC Television in the U.S., the series ran three seasons (39 episodes) and was eventually seen in over 70 countries around the world.
		YTV, Canadas number one youth network, is seen in over eight million homes across Canada.
	www.angelfire.com /oh3/C/reboot.html (606 words)

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