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by: Sep 29, 2003 Print

Paul Gratton is chair of the Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television, not vice chair of cinema as reported in the Sept. 15 article "CHUM gets Genies in one-year deal."

According to information provided to Playback, in the Sept. 15 issue, audio shop Pirate Radio and Television was credited as a contributor to a new ad campaign produced by the Friends of Canadian Broadcasting ("Campaign aims to spur public on drama crisis"). Syndicate in fact provided the music and sound design.


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