CTV-The Network That Means Business

Michael Nolan teaches media and politics in the journalism program at the University of Western Ontario and in the political science department at King's College, a Western affiliate. He joined CTV as a news anchor and correspondent in the mid 1960s. This is his third book on the Canadian media. Nolan lives in London, Ontario.

• The CTV Founder, 1909-1961; The Dominator, 1961-1966; Power Struggles within the Co-operative, 1966-1970; "In Colour, the CTV National News", 1962-1972; Telepoll, Laugh-In and Wide World of Sports, 1962-1972; Canada AM, the Arrival of Lloyd and a Short-lived CTV Reports, 1972-1979; CTV Scores!, 1972-1979; The Dominator Retaliates, 1979-1985; Chairman Bureau Gets Tough, 1985-1990; The Soup Salesman Cometh, 1990-1993; Gordian Knot Before the Triumph of Baton, 1993-1997; The New CTV, 1997-2001; Epilogue; Index.

"Nolan hits his stride as a storyteller with this book, a lively and readable synthesis of broadcasting history, criticism and biography." Larry Cornies, London Free Press