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Profile 2007: An Economic Report on the Canadian Film and Television Production Industry
"Canadians are witnessing one of the most exciting periods in the history of audio-visual production and distribution. Changes abound in the manner in which producers are able to take advantage of audio-visual media and the new digital routes by which they can reach audiences."
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"Canadians – especially those with broadband Internet access – now enjoy a wide array of options for accessing audio-visual content. Traditional multi-channel television (via cable or direct-to-home satellite) and DVD/VCR home-video appliances now must share the distribution pie with Internet-protocol television services, the second screen for on-demand Internet video streaming, and the downloading of video content from the Web. Audio-visual content now fits in the palm of our hands: iPods®, BlackBerry® and other mobile communications devices have become the third screen of audio-visual information and entertainment."
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