Apr 1, 2008 — Publication: CBC Radio Listeners: Their Attitudes and Behaviour and Why They Listen to the Radio

Radio trends survey prepared by Canadian Media Research Inc.

Apr 25, 2007 — Publication: Against the Grain by Adam Klevinas

A report by an undergraduate political science and journalism student at Concordia University shows how FRIENDS of Canadian Broadcasting challenges conventional academic interest group theory.

Mar 31, 2005 — Publication: Judging democracy by its weakest link: when here becomes their

Mar 31, 2005 — Publication: Dalton Camp would never have written like this: The Decline of National Reporting in Canada

Sep 23, 2004 — Publication: Process and Criteria in Public Broadcasting Governance: Appointments to CBC and CRTC by Abigail Friendly

Using public sources, including biographical directories, media archives, government reports and legal statutes, this report examines a wide variety of characteristics, including political affiliation, gender, education, and experience, of the individuals who have been appointed to the CBC and CRTC during their histories.

Mar 31, 2004 — Publication: The King of Comedy: Reformatting Journalism to Rescue Democracy

Mar 31, 2004 — Publication: Uneasy Coexistence - Maintaining media freedom within the state security paradigm

Mar 31, 2004 — Publication: Democracy as dialogue: how the media influence Canadian democracy

Dec 1, 2003 — Publication: Managing the Good Governance Network: Canadian Media Access and Ownership After Convergence

Mar 31, 2003 — Publication: EBITDA-mocracy: How Canada's changing media threatens democracy

Mar 31, 2003 — Publication: Mourning Strangers: The Impact of Emotional Reporting on Public Discourse

Mar 31, 2003 — Publication: Context and Ideology in the Canadian Media

Dec 1, 2002 — Publication: Chasing Asper: The CRTC's Changing Stance on Convergence Through the Evolution of the Canadian Media Industry

Despite internal division, overlap with Competition Bureau, confusion over future direction, CRTC is expected to remain important factor in regulation of Canadian media

Feb 4, 2002 — Publication: Follow the Money, Part II: Federal Political Contributions by Canada's Broadcasting Industry, 1993-2000

Canada Elections Act should be amended to prohibit increasingly substantial political contributions from broadcasters

Oct 23, 2001 — Publication: Follow the Money: Who Paid for Canadian Television, 1990-2000?

An increase in Canadian television production, despite federal funding cuts, should - but has not - been prompting increased investment by broadcasters in exhibition of these programs on-screen.

Oct 1, 2000 — Publication: It's Good and We Like It: Quality Television, Made in Canada

Despite stiff competition and decreased funding, domestic programming perceived by Canadians to be high-quality, draws large audiences

Apr 1, 2000 — Publication: Leaving Town: An Analysis of Availability and Audience for Locally-Produced Programming

Serious problems with availability, visibility of locally-produced programming on public, private English-language broadcasters

Mar 1, 2000 — Publication: Graham Spry: The Father of Canadian Public Broadcasting

Graham Spry’s (1900-1983) legacy includes creation of CBC, creation of CCF (now the New Democratic Party), articulation of what are now core Canadian values

Mar 1, 2000 — Publication: The Toronto Maple Leafs on Television

Sale of broadcast rights, advertising for Maple Leafs games benefits Leafs, sponsors, advertisers, CBC, TV viewers

May 1, 1999 — Publication: Thoughts on Selecting a New CBC/SRC President

New CBC/SRC president must be experienced, flexible enough to adapt Corporation to rapidly changing media environment while upholding its cultural, democratic values and promoting its necessity