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Top media news from the last seven days: 1. New numbers show slowing Facebook use in Canada 2. Whyte named president of Rogers Publishing 3. Rogers not looking for more rules for Netflix; doesn’t see it as a competitor 4. Stanley Cup final most-watched NHL broadcast in CBC history 5. New Nielsen study released on TV […]

Marketing staff June 20, 2011

Top media news from the last seven days:

1. New numbers show slowing Facebook use in Canada

2. Whyte named president of Rogers Publishing

3. Rogers not looking for more rules for Netflix; doesn’t see it as a competitor

4. Stanley Cup final most-watched NHL broadcast in CBC history

5. New Nielsen study released on TV and online viewing

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