The Globe and Mail
Kevin O’Leary of CBC’s Dragon’s Den and Lang and O’Leary fame jumped to Bell Media this week, capitalizing on his rising star and seeking a broader and larger audience. Meanwhile, Globe readers have made an article about CBC laying off two veteran sportscasters one of the top stories of the week.
That raises a question: Who draws the most water in Canadian broadcasting? Which media personalities do you believe command the most respect, evoke the most trust or provide the highest level of entertainment for Canadian viewers? Essentially, who’s the biggest name in broadcasting?
We’ve compiled a list – vote for your favourite. Be sure to scroll through the list before voting. If we’ve missed someone, let us know in the comments.
Who's the biggest name in Canadian broadcasting? - The Globe and Mail
bwahahahahaha
also, not true because internet and stuff.
and, from our liberal friend:
http://www.torontosun.com/2014/08/14/biggest-name-in-tv-youll-never-guess
Kevin O’Leary of CBC’s Dragon’s Den and Lang and O’Leary fame jumped to Bell Media this week, capitalizing on his rising star and seeking a broader and larger audience. Meanwhile, Globe readers have made an article about CBC laying off two veteran sportscasters one of the top stories of the week.
That raises a question: Who draws the most water in Canadian broadcasting? Which media personalities do you believe command the most respect, evoke the most trust or provide the highest level of entertainment for Canadian viewers? Essentially, who’s the biggest name in broadcasting?
We’ve compiled a list – vote for your favourite. Be sure to scroll through the list before voting. If we’ve missed someone, let us know in the comments.
Who's the biggest name in Canadian broadcasting? - The Globe and Mail
bwahahahahaha
also, not true because internet and stuff.
and, from our liberal friend:
http://www.torontosun.com/2014/08/14/biggest-name-in-tv-youll-never-guess
