It has been known to fund projects regarded as too controversial by US companies, such as Bowling for Columbine ; it was Canadian distributor of Fahrenheit 9-11.[1] (http://www.cbc.ca/story/arts/national/2004/06/09/Arts/moorecda040609.html) The company purchased the now defunct Salter Street Films which produced a number of television shows for both the Canadian and international market such as This Hour Has 22 Minutes.
AllianceAtlantis also has offices in Montreal (where many of the videos are packaged and distributed), Halifax, Los Angeles, London, Dublin, Madrid, Barcelona, Shannon and Sydney.
Atlantis had also been a major investor in YTV in its first few years before selling out to what is now Corus Entertainment.
AllianceAtlantis has been known to fund projects regarded as too controversial by US companies, such as Bowling for Columbine; it was the Canadian distributor of Fahrenheit 9/11.
AllianceAtlantisCommunications Inc. is working on a plan that could soon see Canadians broadcasting their own cooking, gardening and home improvement shows on the websites of The Food Network, HGTV and other...
AllianceAtlantisCommunications Inc. is reaping the rewards as the CSI franchise continues to dominate television ratings, posting a 45 per cent year-over-year profit increase in the summer quarter.
AllianceAtlantisCommunications Inc. is expected to be the next company sold in a consolidating Canadian media sector, with analysts predicting the owner of specialty television channels could soon end up in...