CBC media news

A CBC News reporter in Whitehorse is going to court next week to protect her sources from a Yukon newspaper, which wants the public broadcaster to reveal those sources.

Workers at Le Journal de Montréal accept a contract offer aimed at ending the two-year lockout at the Quebecor Inc. tabloid.

The company behind Guitar Hero is pulling the plug on one of the most influential video game titles of the new century.

The YouTube video of 10-year-old Winnipegger Maria Aragon singing a cover of Lady Gaga's Born This Way has gone viral - from 3,100 to more than 2 million views in less than 24 hours.

The Supreme Court has sided with MP and former Quebec radio host André Arthur over inflammatory comments he made about Montreal cabbies in 1998.

Ken Winters, a Canadian music critic and former host of CBC's Mostly Music, has died. He was 81.

Heritage Minister James Moore refuses to give details about CBC's funding allocation for coming years in an appearance before the Commons heritage committee.

CBS News says correspondent Lara Logan is recovering in a U.S. hospital from a sexual attack while reporting on the tumultuous events in Cairo last Friday.

Arab TV news network Al Jazeera has seen staggering audience figures and a renewed interest from North Americans during recent uprisings in Egypt and Tunisia.

Former CBC journalist and broadcaster Jim Reed has died of lung cancer, his family says.

A freelance photographer from Toronto whose work has appeared in the Toronto Star, the Globe and Mail and the National Post has been named the winner of the second annual Tom Hanson Photojournalism Award.

Popular media personality and former CBCer Bob Monks died on Monday.

Canada's internet regulator has launched a review of decisions that would have eliminated unlimited internet plans and drastically lowered downloading limits for customers of small internet service providers.

Online company AOL Inc. is buying the high-traffic website Huffington Post in a $315-million US deal.

The CRTC will review its decision to implement usage-based billing for smaller internet providers, chair Konrad von Finckenstein says.

Many foreign journalists covering the protests in Cairo were rounded up by the military and had their equipment confiscated - possibly for their own protection - after some were attacked in the clashes between anti- and pro-government protesters.

The Island creator of the Big Comfy Couch children's program has started a new web series for toddlers.

The CRTC must reverse a decision that ends unlimited internet access plans offered by smaller internet providers, or the federal government will intervene, Industry Minister Tony Clement says.

A Danish court has declared a Somali man guilty of terrorism for using an axe to break into the home of a Danish cartoonist who had caricatured the Prophet Muhammad.

A daily newspaper designed specifically for Apple's hot-selling iPad is now available from News Corp.