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The launch of one of Apple's new star products, the iPad 3, was initially met with typical excitement and praise from consumers around the planet.

Vanshika Dhawan, today's host, welcomes filmmaker Ally Pankiw. Ally made her TV directing debut with Netflix's "Feel Good," which she also produced.

Happy Holidays 2018

In Pelchat v. Zone 3 Inc., 2013 QCCS 78, a Quebec court decision has addressed the dichotomy between the idea for a TV show, and the "form and expression" of ideas, as embodied in a TV show.

A Toronto-based startup is revolutionizing sports broadcasting by adapting video game replay technology for live sporting events. This innovation promises to transform how fans experience and interact with professional sports coverage, bringing gaming-style visual enhancements to real-world athletic competitions.

The FIFA World Cup 2026 has sparked a parallel unauthorized tournament in the digital realm, where live-streaming piracy has evolved into a multi-million-dollar illicit industry threatening official broadcasters. This analysis examines how pirated streaming networks in Southeast Asia are draining advertising revenue and subscriber bases from FIFA casters who invest heavily in exclusive media rights.

Canada is recognized as a major player in film, television and interactive digital media production.

The Ontario government announced this fall that the Ontario Interactive Digital Media Tax Credit program is under review as the program has seen a rapid increase.

When a new model is given a Modeling Agency Agreement to sign, it is often the first time that they have seen this type of agreement.

The Federal Court of Canada has dismissed an application for judicial review of the Commissioner of Competition’s decision to discontinue an inquiry into the distribution of motion pictures in Canada.

When meeting with a lawyer to discuss estate planning, most often the client will consider the dispositions of his/her real property, personal possessions, business interests, and other investments.

On January 20, 2005, Finance Minister Colin Hansen and Premier Gordon Campbell announced BC Film tax credit rate increases for foreign and domestic productions.

BD&P has worked with clients who are at the heart of Alberta's economic growth for many decades. As Calgary grows and diversifies, BD&P's outlook is one of optimism.

Although advertising campaigns which use flashy representations to grab consumers’ attention might be effective, the Supreme Court of Canada ("SCC") recently ruled that they might also entitle those consumers to compensatory and punitive damages against the merchant.

A recent report from the Organisation for Economic and Co-operation and Development (OECD) confirms what has been known for a long time: that counterfeiting and piracy of tangible goods is a major impediment to global trade, and is only getting worse.

The music industry is confronting particularly harsh and long-term challenges in the wake of the global pandemic.

On December 30, 2004, the Quebec Minister of Finance, the Honourable Yves Séguin, on behalf of the Quebec Government, announced an increase in the rate of the Quebec Refundable Tax Credit for Film or Television Production Services from 11% to 20% of eligible Quebec labour costs