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Monthly Archives: April 2011
This April 30th we’re looking for unique moments from your day
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Preparing for 1 Day
On April 30th, I’m going to be a filmmaker. I’ll be one of the hundreds of Canadians taking part in CBC’s 1 Day documentary special – and you could be too. The aim of this project is to create a … Continue reading
Posted in 75th Anniversary, CBC, People, Programming, Radio-Canada
Tagged 1 Day, april 30, camera, CBC, coast, documentary, lighting, one day, photo, portrait, project, Radio-Canada, Sarah Lue, special, tips, video
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When North meets South: A partnership for lasting benefit
Deepening our relationship with Canadians; building partnerships; making a valuable contribution to communities; attracting a diverse workforce; and responding to the needs of Aboriginal Canadians — these are just some of the goals of CBC/Radio-Canada’s new strategic plan, Everyone, Every … Continue reading
Posted in People, Regions
Tagged CBC, Jessie Fraser, Joanna Awa, Joe Hill, Morley Hanson, Nunavut Sivuniksavut, Radio Producer, Radio-Canada, Reporter, Robyn Heaton, Vincent Desrosiers, Wendy Duschenes
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SxSW: More than just bands and BBQ (part 2)
Last week I posted part one of SxSW: More Than Just Bands and BBQ. As CBC Radio 3’s blog editor/online community manager, I attended this year’s SxSW Interactive to check out the latest developments in interactive culture, policy and technology. … Continue reading
Posted in Technology
Tagged APIs, audience, blog, CBC, community, Conference, culture, editor, evolution, interactive, John Paolozzi, languages, local events, love, media landscape, music, online, policy, radio 3, series, speakers, stream, SXSW, SxSWi, technology, TED
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Earth Day: A day to celebrate the bike at CBC/Radio-Canada
According to David Suzuki, one of CBC’s most famous celebrities, “…the bike is still a marvel of ingenuity. In fact, it may well be the most efficient form of transportation yet invented.” I agree. Bicycles provide nimble and hassle-free transportation, … Continue reading
Posted in CBC, People, Radio-Canada
Tagged Bicycle User Group, bicycles, bike, Bike to Work Week, CBC, David Suzuki, Earth Day, environment, green, Halifax, initiatives, Leah Geller, Mics on Bikes, Montréal, Ottawa, Radio-Canada, Toronto, transportation, Vancouver, Vélo Quebec
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1 Day. 24 Hours. 34 Million Lives.
On any ordinary day in Canada, extraordinary things happen. Canadians have remarkable stories to tell. And for the past 75 years, the CBC has helped us share those stories with each other. This year, we celebrate our rich heritage with … Continue reading
Posted in 75th Anniversary, CBC, People, Radio-Canada
Tagged 1 Day, april 30, Canadians, CBC, documentary, one day, participation, Radio-Canada, Sarah Lue, special, stories, video
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SXSW: More than just bands and a BBQ
When most people think of the South by Southwest Conference, they tend to think BBQ, bands and more BBQ. While this is true (and I think I have scurvy to prove it), there is a huge interactive component that brings … Continue reading
Posted in Technology
Tagged broadcasting, CBC, Fark, interactive, John Paolozzi, NPR, PBS, pubcamp, radio 3, Reddit, Social media, Steve Pratt, SXSW
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48 hours in Nova Scotia with CBC/Radio-Canada president Hubert T. Lacroix
I was waiting for Hubert in the hotel lobby in Halifax. I definitely didn’t want to miss the chance to introduce myself, since I was supposed to be his “shadow” for just over two days during his visit to Nova … Continue reading
Posted in People, Regions
Tagged CBC, dialogue, financial planning, Halifax, Hubert Lacroix, Jacinthe Lacombe-Cliche, Nova Scotia, political, programming, Radio-Canada, regulatory, tour
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Leading the way in employer excellence
The award… On the evening of April 4th, over 400 high profile government and business leaders gathered under one roof to celebrate, acknowledge and recognize excellence in the Canadian communications industry. It comes as no surprise that CBC/Radio-Canada was leading … Continue reading
Posted in Awards
Tagged CBC, cwc, employer, excellence, Radio-Canada, Women in Communications
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What party are you?
By now, you’ve probably heard of CBC’s Vote Compass — an online tool that compares your views on specific issues with those of the four political parties in the House of Commons, as well as those of the Green Party. … Continue reading
Posted in CBC
Tagged CBC. House of Commons, charisma and the ability to handle a scrum can seem to matter more than what candidates actually stand for, economy, environment, interactive tool, Leah Geller, parliamentary reform, researchers, survey, University of Toronto, values, views, Vote Compass, Vote Compass Here’s what I like about it — in a media-saturated political environment where things like looks
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