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CTVglobemedia

CTVglobemedia (often abbreviated "CTVgm" or CGM), was one of Canada's largest private media companies. Its operations include newspaper publishing (''The Globe and Mail''), television broadcasting and production (CTV), radio broadcasting (CHUM Radio), and their respective Internet properties.
Originally established by BCE and the Thomson family in 2001 combining CTV Inc., which Bell had acquired the previous year, and the operations of the Thomsons' ''The Globe and Mail'', the group was owned by those two parties as well as Torstar and the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan.
In September 2010, Bell announced plans to re-acquire full control of the group's broadcasting assets.〔 At the same time, it was announced that the Thomson family would regain majority control of the Globe and Mail Inc.; this part of the deal, which did not require regulatory approval, was completed in January 2011 (although the company name did not immediately change to reflect this).〔 The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) approved the Bell/CTV portion of the deal in March 2011; it was then announced that the company would be renamed Bell Media once the deal closes in April, with Bell's sympatico.ca Internet portal becoming part of the group at the same time.
==Operations==
(詳細はCTV, Canada's oldest, largest, and most-watched private broadcast television network, including 21 owned and operated stations.〔21 is CTV's official count, which (includes ) all stations in the CTV Atlantic and CTV Northern Ontario groups, as well as the CFCN-TV semi-satellite in Lethbridge, but not any other semi-satellites.〕
* A (now CTV Two), a secondary television network which presently consists of five terrestrial television stations in Ontario and one British Columbia as well as one cable-only channel in Atlantic Canada, and:
* Access, an educational television channel in Alberta that carries much of the A primetime schedule.
Along with broadcast television stations, CTVglobemedia also owned 30 cable television specialty channels, frequently in partnership with U.S. companies which operate similar channels, and primarily concentrated in the following genres:
In addition, CTVglobemedia owned television production studios and websites associated with all of the above properties.

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