Heading south to make it big: the American success of Canada's you can't do that on television.

For scholars and policy-makers anxious about questions of Canadian national identity, the standard narrative describing the sweep along of television programming across the U.S.-Canadian border is individual of an invasion from the southern After all, as Michael Koch explains,
Canada shares a border of above 5000 kilometres with the United
States, and 90 percent of Canada's population lives within 100
kilometres of that border. As a result of this proximity, the
prodigious cultural industries of the United States have drawn out been
perceived as a threat to the cultural