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An anthropologist discusses the Indigenous Peoples’ Research and Knowledge Network (DIALOG)’s mandate to develop an ethical, constructive and sustainable dialogue between the academic world and the Indigenous world.

What are the unique challenges that public broadcasters face for their streaming platforms? Ravi Singh of Canadas Knowledge Network talks about how government funding and regulations impact their scaling, along with the ways their partnerships with companies such as JW Player assist with growing their platform.

How Americans vote — and the equipment they use — varies widely, and some methods are more vulnerable to efforts to shake trust in elections.

Peter and Bev Scherle bought the statue from Communities in Bloom and donated it to the gallery

After a long road to the screen, Dave Rodden-Shortt's The Empress of Vancouver is premiering at the 2022 Inside Out Film Festival.

Rudy Buttignol, president and CEO of Knowledge Network Corporation, is leaving his position effective June 30 after the results of a racial equity audit of the British Columbia public broadcaster ...

Rudy Buttignol said he has had no contact from Ministry of Culture but was informed of the decision to end his contract by his board chair.

Knowledge Network has fired its longtime president and CEO, citing the need for the organization to "evolve" after an audit this year found major gaps in the amount of production money offered to producers of colour compared to white ones.

North Shore Rescue has launched their 'Adam project' video to raise the spirits of a boy with cancer in Ireland and raise money for cancer research at home

To provide a snapshot of the OTT universe that goes beyond the numbers-though well be reporting some key data points as well-Streaming Media is presenting a dedicated track on The Future of OTT at Streaming Media East 2022.