High numbers greet U.S. and Canuck versions of So You Think You Can Dance. Genre still making gains, says media buyer.

How will the Victoria station handle programming and ad sales if the staff manages to buy it from Canwest? What about the CRTC?

Another newbie, The T.O. Show, hits the grid this Sunday.

High school sitcom Angel on Campus is hoping to attract the nine- to 14-year-old demo.

Culture-clash comedy Rise Up in the works at Shaftesbury.

CKX to run ‘extremely local’ programming, targeting women by day and men in the evening, following purchase by Bruce Claassen. And Bluepoint is looking to add to its TV station portfolio.

While a CTV spokesperson says the net has not confirmed its broadcast plans for the remainder of season two, others say the net has ordered a third season of the show, and there is hope that CBS will return to the series too.

Rogers loses its bid to get out of its Cancon requirements, but is cleared of alleged license violations.

The numbers for game seven were the highest for an all-American final since last year’s game six, when the same teams averaged 2.7 million, and Gatorade took advantage of the eyeball action to roll out a game-specific ad, running as content.

The cable channel has picked up specials featuring the Time Lord and a new installment of its spin-off Torchwood.

A new poll from Friends of Canadian Broadcasting reveals Canadians stand behind the Ceeb – specifically Quebec and the Maritimes.

A new 10-part CGI doc series recounting the most dramatic tank battles in history comes to History Television in January.