Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Essay Examples

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A Discussion on Issues Related to Canadian Broadcasting in the Novels by Stursberg and Rowland (1559 words, 7 pages)

The Novels of Stursberg and Rowland bot address an issue which has become noticeable to the majority of the Canadian population. Throughout the latter half of the 20th century and well into the 21st century, the government-owned broadcasting centers in Canada maintained control over the majority of what was broadcasted. ... Read More

The Role of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation in Engaging the Citizens of Canada (1014 words, 5 pages)

The article Constructing Canada Do We Need a Public Broadcaster to Enhance Democracy? by David Taras discusses the state of public-service broadcasting (PSB) in Canadaespecially the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)and also around the world. Taras further explores, in four different sections, the role played by the CBC and its contribution ... Read More

An Overview of CBC the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (2403 words, 4 pages)

IntroductionIn the words of Prime Minister R.W. Bennett Canadian Broadcasting could be "a great agency for the communication of matters of national concern and the diffusion of national thought and ideas." Does the CBC fulfil the mandate originally set forward by the Aird Commission? Does the CBCs current mandate reflect ... Read More

A Biography of Wayne Gretzky a Canadian Hockey Player (549 words, 1 pages)

In April of 2004 the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) aired a series letting Canadian viewers vote on who the greatest Canadian of all time is Wayne Gretzky was voted into the top ten list, taking tenth position. But how could a hockey player be so great? Is it because everyone ... Read More

An Essay on the Real Definition of Culture (4180 words, 5 pages)

The definition of culture, as will be referred to in this paper, is The sum total of the attainments and behaviour patterns of any specific period or people. The culture of a nation is representative of its national identity. As a nation s identity is closely tied to its cultural ... Read More

A Review of A Dangerous Business (842 words, 2 pages)

David H. Dallas (author) English 111 Writing II Clarion Universtiy of PA September 29, 2003 A Review of "A Dangerous Business" The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, the PBS television show Frontline, and the New York Times collaborated on a project which resulted in a series of New York Times articles entitled ... Read More

Overview of the Threat of the Avian Flu Virus (1985 words, 4 pages)

Overview If there is one buzzword doing the round these days, and which serves as a grim reminder to the 1918 flu pandemic, it is the looming threat of the new Avian flu virus. According to Brian Handwerk in his column for the National Geographic News, scientists have managed to ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013