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I believe Alex Pierson is back at City/CP24. No mention of her on any of the websites but she's been reporting regularly for a few weeks now. Info Inc Oct 12 2006
What is the difference between Citytv and CityTV? RickK 06:10, 12 Oct 2003 (UTC)
Supporting documentation: the Citytv home page and the CHUM Limited web site both use the Citytv spelling, *not* CityTV. If you feel minded to change the spelling to CityTV, don't start at Wikipedia; start by visiting 299 Queen Street West. 64.231.183.40 20:07, 18 Nov 2003 (UTC)
by the by...Moses said it's the flow, not the show that matters...you have noted the reverse.
Does anyone know the exact number of people fired from City on the day of the takeover bid. I think it was something like 250 but I don't want to include a guess. I'm surprised nothing was mentioned about the layoffs in the paragraph on the takeover. There's been plenty of coverage so if it was removed on grounds of unverifiability, I suggest checking any Canadian newspaper. 23skidoo 21:20, 17 July 2006 (UTC)
Is someone from Wikipedia at some point going to block these IP addresses that keep vandalising this article about one particular subject (I won't mention the subject b/c with mentioning it and getting the word out about the subject it makes more publicity, thats what the vandals want). I don't know if its one IP address that keeps vandalising the article or if its several but its always about one thing. It's happening a lot, so I think something needs to be done about it.
Robert Hunter [1] was a significant figure in citytv's history but is not mentioned at all in this article. Look at article
I have been combing through Canadian broadcasting articles to do some cleaning up on links, spelling and grammar. An anonymous editor has contested one edit that I have been making, and this has led to a bit of an edit war, which is just a waste of everybody's time. Since I cannot contact the anon ed directly, I have made the change once more to stimulate a discussion here. I ask the anon ed to talk it out here -- let's try to resolve it. I will not make this edit again on any article until the issue is resolved here, and ask the anon ed to desist also. Comments from other editors would be particularly welcome.
This is a really small issue, but it is irritating to me to have my work undone, and I am sure that the anon ed finds it irritating that I am making a change that s/he thinks is unnecessary.
I have been changing the description of a station's website from "Official Website" to "Citytv website" (for example). The anon ed argues that her/his version "is more accurate". Here are my reasons for preferring my version:
I welcome comments from the anon ed and other editors and hope that we can sort this out through discussion rather than edit warring. thanks. Ground Zero | t 23:12, 15 July 2007 (UTC)
And how do you know if there is or isn't another "unofficial" site out there. I don't know of one, but there could be. And to respond to your comment about "official" being thrown around too lightly, well this is an encyclopedia, this is not a promotional or marketing ploy, the word official holds a different status here and readers know that. And if you say "Citytv website", who knows, it could be some fan site or something about Citytv, saying its the official site of Citytv, they know what it will be, it wwill be the Citytv site. MusiMax 02:47, 16 July 2007 (UTC)
Thanks for your comments. I disagree that it sounds more professional. I think clearly identifying what the link is by saying "Cityv website" is more useful for readers and therefore more professional and more useful. If there is an unofficial website, please let me know what it is. Clearly, there isn't. It isn't a Citytv website at all if it is not authorized by Citytv. A proper description of a fansite would be "Fansite about Citytv", not "Citytv website". there is no room for confusion there. Let's wait to see what other editors have to say. Ground Zero | t 02:58, 16 July 2007 (UTC)
Is Citytv, along with A-Channel and E! a television network or "system" ? If it's a system, then what does that mean? I've always thought it was a network, like CTV, only smaller. Jmacgrath
Thank you. That has actually cleared quite a bit up for me. -- Jmacgrath —Preceding unsigned comment added by Jmacgrath (talk • contribs) 02:49, 3 October 2007 (UTC)
Okay, I'm starting to think we're jumping the gun a little bit with the new name. How they've introduced it has been very awkward. Promos have been using both "Citytv" and "City Television", some promos still have the old "logo", and only The station formally known as SCN has actually just used "City" on their bug as far as I know.
Think we should just move it to City Television? That seems to be the new verbal brand (unless they suddenly switch to just "City" for all voiceovers too). ViperSnake151 Talk 19:55, 28 December 2012 (UTC)
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