Predictive Success to be Featured on CEO Clips on CBC’s Documentary Channel
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July 16, 2018
BTV’s CEO Clips, a series of short video profiles on innovative publicly traded companies across North America, will feature Predictive Success on CBC’s Documentary Channel beginning July 16, Monday through Friday, throughout the day and evenings. View link: http://www.b-tv.com/predictive-success-ceo-clip-90sec/.
Further online distribution through BTV’s CEO Clips include: BNN.ca, Thomson Reuters Insider Network Terminals, Yahoo Finance, TSX, Globe Investor, Stockwatch, Bloomberg, Stockhouse.com and BTV’s YouTube channel.
About CBC’s Documentary Channel and BTV:
CBC’s Doc Channel is a digital television station devoted to showing the best documentaries from Canada and around the world.
BTV-Business Television and CEO Clips produce and house the largest library of company video features and campaigns for publicly traded companies for broadcast on TV and financial sites. Contact info@b-tv.com .
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