Thursday, 19 December 2002
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Viewers leaving late-night news
Peter Mansbridge and Lloyd Robertson are both seeing drops in their audience numbers. But it's the CBC that's really feeling the pain, writes GAYLE MacDONALD [The Globe and Mail: Arts]
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COC upbeat, despite red ink
By ROBERT EVERETT-GREEN
TORONTO -- Optimism is running so thick at the Canadian Opera Company these days that not even a half-million-dollar deficit can dampen it.The COC announced Monday evening that it spent $476,000 more than it took it in 2002, snapping a five-year string of balanced budgets. Yet, with sod-turning for a Toronto opera house only months away, there was none of the chastened rhetoric usually heard when a company runs deep into the red. FULL STORY [The Globe and Mail: Arts]
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Matsushita, Sony developing Linux platform for consumer devices. In a huge blow to the potential success of Windows XP Media Center Edition, Matsushita and Sony have announced an... [PlaybackTime] Yowsa. I was just grumbling with a friend today about how Sony splits markets by introducing priprietary formats. This is one instance where I'm delighted to see them trying to do just that.
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World Trade Center architects aim high. International architects unveil fresh plans to redevelop the site of New York's twin towers, many proposing huge skyscrapers on the site. [BBC News | World | UK Edition]
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