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Canadian Film and Television Industries: A Bibliography | Government Documents Last updated: August 2, 2007 Canada. Spectrum Information Technologies and Telecommunications Sector. Information and Communication Technologies Statistical Review (ICT), Statistical Review. Vol. 1996/97. [Ottawa, ON]: Spectrum Information Technologies and Telecommunications Sector, Industry Canada, 1997. Canada. Supply and Services Canada. Guide to the CRTC. Ottawa, ON: Minister of Supply and Services Canada, 1992. Canada. Task Force on Broadcasting Policy. Report of the Task Force on Broadcasting Policy. Toronto, ON: Minister of Supply and Services Canada, 1986. Canada. Task Force on the Status of the Artist. The Status of the Artist: Report of the Task Force. [Ottawa, ON]: Govt. of Canada, 1986. Canada. Telecommunications Policy Review Panel, Gerri Sinclair, and Hank Intven. Telecommunications Policy Review Panel Executive Summary and List of Recommendations, 2006. [Ottawa, ON]: Telecommunications Policy Review Panel, 2006. ———. Telecommunications Policy Review Panel Final Report, 2006. Ottawa, ON: Telecommunications Policy Review Panel, 2006. Report saved as CanadaTelecomPolicyReview2006.pdf. Canada Television and Cable Production Fund. “1997–1998 Activity Report: Canada Television and Cable Production Fund.” Canada Television and Cable Production Fund, 1998. Canadian Association of Broadcasters. “Canadian Television Policy Review: CAB Television Board Submission.” [S.l.]: Canadian Association of Broadcasters, June 30, 1998. http://www.cab-acr.ca/English/research/98/cth_tv_sub.shtm (accessed April 6, 2007). Canadian Audio-visual Certification Office (CAVCO). “Canadian Audio-visual Certification Office (CAVCO)” [home page]. http://www.pch.gc.ca/progs/ac-ca/progs/bcpaccavco/index_e.cfm (accessed November 23, 2005). Canadian Audio-visual Certification Office (CAVCO). “Canadian Audio-visual Certification Office (CAVCO) Information Bulletin.” [Ottawa, ON]: Government of Canada, n.d. Document saved as background.pdf. Canadian Broadcasting and Telecommunications: Past Experiences, Future Options: A Report Prepared for the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission. Hull, QC: Minister of Supply and Services Canada, 1980. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. What the Canadian Public Thinks of the CBC; an Empirical Study of Public Attitudes to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and to Certain Other Aspects of Broadcasting in Canada. [Ottawa, ON], 1963. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, and Canada. Task Force on Broadcasting Policy. Let's Do It! A Vision of Canadian Broadcasting. Ottawa, ON: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 1985. 8
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