- Simpsons' Sarkozy parody an internet hit
- Almost a week after it appeared on television, thousands of French internet users started flooding video-sharing websites on Friday and Saturday to view a lampoon of their first couple on The Simpsons.
- Oprah describes tough decision to end show
- An emotional Oprah Winfrey pledged to fans that she would "knock your socks off" with the 25th and final season of her eponymous talk show, set to end in 2011.
- Spielberg to bring King's Under the Dome to TV
- Steven Spielberg and Stephen King are joining forces to bring King's new thriller Under the Dome to the small screen.
- Home 3D ready for prime time: Panasonic
- Panasonic is looking to sell plasma televisions that can display three-dimensional pictures in 2010, with the technology and content both finally ready for the mass market.
- Simpsons contest won by Casanova character
- Ladies' man Ricardo Bomba is bringing his charms to The Simpsons, and it's all the doing of a hospital operations manager with a vivid imagination.
- Redistribute current TV fees, Quebecor urges CRTC
- Quebecor Media proposed its own solution to the battle over the value of conventional television signals on Wednesday, suggesting cable and satellite distributors divert the fees they pay to specialty channels to traditional broadcasters instead.
- Battle of the Blades back next fall
- Battle of the Blades will be back for a second season, CBC Television says.
- Glee's song and dance all new for Cory Monteith
- Calgary-born actor Cory Monteith says his videotape audition for the hit TV show Glee featured him drumming on wine glasses and Tupperware in his manager's office.
- Comedian Colbert offered job at Olympic Oval
- The city that will host long-track speedskating during the 2010 Winter Olympics has waded into a cross-border confrontation, offering satirical talk-show host Stephen Colbert a position for the Games.
- CBC backs compensation for signal at hearings
- The conventional TV business has changed dramatically in the past 30 years, and without access to new streams of revenue, stations will continue to close and local programming vanish, Canada's public broadcaster argued in Gatineau, Que. on Tuesday morning.
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