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If you are requesting a story or segment from Breakfast Television please forward as much information as possible in regards to the segment, such as:
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Was the segment live on location with Jennifer Valentyne and the Live Eye Crew, or was it held in our studio?
Please note there is a cut off period of 60 days from when the segment aired, in which to request a copy.
Please note that due to legal issues surrounding the nature of some of the stories that air during the news flow portion of the program, Citytv will not release copies of an entire newscast to viewers.
However CityNews/BT on approval of your request, will release a copy of a story or segment for you personal viewing only. Please note that any video provided to you by CityNews is for personal viewing and company archive use only. The video cannot be used for sales or promotional use, no posting on websites or for re-broadcast on any medium. For a copy of the release form, click
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There is a $75 dubbing charge per segment requested, and you will be required to sign a "Programming Release Form" prior to receiving a DVD dub of your requested segment.
All dub requests are subject to approval.
Processing time is between 1 - 2 weeks.
Please forward your request to
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