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Monthly Archives: January 2012

CanCon Does Well on Youtube

Thursday, January 19, 2012

According to recently released YouTube viewership statistics, Canadians not only watch more hours of YouTube per capita than anyone else, they are also equally likely to watch Canadian videos as American ones. This finding renews questions about the relevance and efficacy of Canadian content regulation in other forms of media. northwestern states cement routing code [...]

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Letterman Comedy Talent Booker Not a Fan of Female Comics

Tuesday, January 17, 2012

The talent booker for Letterman, Eddie Brill, has reportedly been let go amid controversy stemming from statements made in a New York Times profile. Brill claimed, “there are alot less female comics who are authentic. I see alot of female comics who to please an audience will act like men.” Not surprisingly, The Late Show [...]

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