Catherine Tait reappointed President and CEO of CBC/Radio-Canada
Catherine Tait, President and CEO of CBC/Radio-Canada, has been reappointed in her role at the national public broadcaster for an additional 18-month term.
Global Task Force for public media congratulates South Korea’s KBS on its 50th anniversary
KBS has been shaped by a complex history that includes the Korean War, democratization, and rapid economic development.
Le Groupe de travail mondial pour les médias publics souligne les 50 ans du diffuseur sud-coréen KBS
KBS (Korean Broadcasting System) a connu une évolution complexe marquée par la guerre de Corée, la démocratisation et un vif développement économique.
“It’s a Canada thing”: CBC on supporting Canadian production
In a speech, CBC/Radio-Canada's President, urges the importance of investing in Canadian content and maintaining the "Canada Thing".
Canada: Trust, Democracy and the Public Broadcaster
CBC/Radio-Canada's President reflects on how they strive to retain through three factors: ability, affinity and authenticity.
Threats to public broadcasters and media professionals are weakening democracy
Public funding, operational & editorial independence, and media freedom and safety the focus of first in-person meeting of GTF leaders.
ABC and CBC/Radio-Canada renew partnership agreement
Public broadcasters, ABC and CBC/Radio-Canada, have renewed their partnership which will see collaboration on animated series and more.
Strengthening Trust to Strengthen Our Democracy
A speech by President and CEO of CBC/Radio-Canada, Catherine Tait, highlights the need to strengthen trust to strengthen our democracy.
INSIGHT | A year like no other at CBC/Radio-Canada
CBC/Radio-Canada's 2021 annual public meeting was held on 16 June. In this Insight report, we highlight some of the key takeaways.
La sécurité des journalistes est en jeu
Ces dernières années, les journalistes font l’objet de manœuvres d’intimidation et de harcèlement en ligne dont le nombre et la gravité ne cessent d’augmenter.