Playback magazine, which has covered Canada's film, TV, and digital production and brodcasting industries for the past 24 years, announced today that it will cease publishing its biweekly print edition. In addition to cancelling Playback's print editions, Brunico Communications completely shutdown Boards magazine (which reported on the international commercial production industry), resulting in a total of 18 full-time positions being cut. Straight.com
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Playback Magazine print edition cancelled
Playback magazine, which has covered Canada's film, TV, and digital production and brodcasting industries for the past 24 years, announced today that it will cease publishing its biweekly print edition. In addition to cancelling Playback's print editions, Brunico Communications completely shutdown Boards magazine (which reported on the international commercial production industry), resulting in a total of 18 full-time positions being cut. Straight.com
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