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Old Time Radio, Available 24/7 FREE On Demand

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Radio broadcasts were so much a part of everyday life they could influence mass movements, such as the night Orson Welles told millions about an impending alien invasion... a "War of the Worlds." Re-live those times with the largest online archive of vintage radio shows, available to you for FREE!

Live TV is Still Overwhelmingly Popular in Canada

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The findings also noted a shift in how younger demographics are watching television... via many other platforms.

Bellingham’s KUGS 89.3 Goes Silent After Social Media Threats

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Northwest Broadcasters has alerted us to the fact that the voice of Western Washington University in Bellingham, KUGS-FM 89.3 is silent over this holiday...

Roundhouse Radio Food Bank Drive Begins!

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Roundhouse Radio Stuff-The-Truck Campaign kicks off TODAY at Urban Fare (1133 Alberni)! From 9-5pm today bring your non-perishable food items to us for theGreater Vancouver Food Bank!

SATURDAY in Broadcast History .. Nov. 28th

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Happy birthday to Jon Stewart, Paul Schaeffer, Randy Newman, Ed Harris, S. Epatha Merkerson and Berry Gordy Jr. It’s the date William Boyd brought his ‘Hopalong Cassidy’ movies to TV; when the Grand Ole Opry debuted on WSM Nashville as ‘The WSM Barn Dance’; the 200th Andy Griffith Show aired on CBS-TV; a few years later CBS broadcast the last live soap operas before tape took over; and Phil Donahue (pictured) moved his talk TV show from Chicago to New York. This was the date we lost entertainment giants Garry Moore and Leslie Nielsen. ALL the milestones for Nov. 28th INSIDE.

Four More Northwest Stations Go All-Xmas

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Northwest Broadcasters are reporting that  KWPZ-FM 106.5 Lynden moved to All Christmas at 6 p.m. Thursday, Spirit 105.3 Seattle switched at 12:11 am, while...

FRIDAY in Broadcast History .. Nov. 27th

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It’s the date of birth of pioneer sportscaster Ted Husing (pictured), the music world’s Jimi Hendrix, Jack Kane and Eddie Rabbitt, Howdy Doody’s ‘Buffalo Bob’ Smith, and Bill Nye the Science Guy. Radio’s drama anthology ‘First Nighter’ debuted on NBC; CBS Radio cancelled ‘Have Gun Will Travel’; singer Frankie Avalon guest starred on ABC-TV’s ‘It Takes a Thief’; the same network introduced us to Tom Hanks in episode one of ‘Bosom Buddies,’ while episode 200 of ‘The Waltons’ aired on CBS-TV. Bowing out Nov. 27th were actor John Carradine, singers Joe Jones and Al Alberts, and Canada’s first anchorman Larry Henderson. Details and ALL the milestones for the date INSIDE.

Forbes & Marshall Out at Victoria’s Ocean 98.5

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Did they quit? Or was their contract targetted by the bean counters?

CRTC Should Beware CTV (Bell Media) Tears of Woe! – Oberfeld

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The CRTC should take it all for what I believe it is: a total SHAM …designed to soften up the CRTC (and Canadians), so that local and community television can be further slashed by Bell Media ….

THURSDAY in Broadcast History .. Nov. 26th

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It’s the date that brought us Rich Little, Robert Goulet, Ernie Coombs, Tina Turner, Charles Schulz (‘Peanuts’ cartoonist), and Eric Sevareid of CBS News. The CRTC introduced ‘simultaneous substitution’ of US programming to Canadian cable systems; NBC premiered a 30-minute ‘Price is Right’ game show hosted by Bill Cullen; the CBC televised the Grey Cup Game for the first time; Elton John (pictured) guested on FOX-TV’s ‘Ally McBeal’; and ABC telecast the TV special ‘Paul McCartney: Good Evening New York.’ Details and ALL the Nov. 26th milestones INSIDE.