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Category Archives: Canadian Talent
Exploring new music
One of the neat things about the performance arts is that both the artist and the spectators benefit from it in such a diverse way. When it comes to music, an audience member will have a completely different experience than … Continue reading
Posted in Canadian Talent, Music
Tagged Alexis Normand, CBC, CBC Music, CBC Radio, Fransaskoise, Jeanette Stewart, Radio-Canada, Sarah Lue
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“Life as a Salesman” inspires emerging bands to be thrifty and creative
In the opening lines of Toronto-based Gavin Slate’s latest music video for “Life as a Salesman,” Gavin explains the importance of self-promotion for emerging artists and bands, “It’s pretty much the most important thing…I do it all myself. So, you … Continue reading
Posted in Canadian Talent, Music, Social Media
Tagged Gavin Slate, iTunes, Life As A Salesman, music video, musician, pick of the week, Sarah Lue, Social media, Starbucks, Toronto, viral
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Canada’s Risky Business
There have been countless pieces written on the importance of developing Canadian talent. It’s our frustrating lot as Canadians in the entertainment business that we even have to consider such a subject. It suggests that not enough is currently being … Continue reading
Posted in Canadian Talent
Tagged artists, Being Erica, blog, Canada, Canadian Actor, Canadian Talent, CBC, Degrassi, entertainment, Flashpoint, Insecurity, Matthew MacFadzean, philosophy, programming, Radio-Canada, Rookie Blue, star system, Writer
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A word from your blog host
I spend a quite a bit of time reading and responding to comments about CBC/Radio-Canada. Whether it be on this blog, through Twitter or other social media tools. I find it fascinating. I truly believe that we as an organization … Continue reading
