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Michael Eckford/Donovan join Fiona Forbes on the Lowdown

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Fiona Forbes weekly Shaw TV show called The Lowdown welcomes guests Michael Eckford, Donovan Tildesley and Bianca Solterbeck

Sonic crusade ‘Mind Your Manners’ Edmonton!

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Garner Andrews has come up with a positive way of reaching out to Edmontonians during ratings period...

Jim Pattison’s Chairman Rick Arnish bids adieu

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Rick Arnish of Kamloops will retire on Jan. 20, 2016, which is the 47th anniversary of his entrance into the broadcast industry.

The Q’s Senior PD John Shields Gets His Dues

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Shields, 60, prefers to praise his co-workers as key contributors to his success in radio. “You’re only as good as the people working for your operation,” he said.

SATURDAY in Broadcast History .. Sept. 19th

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ON THIS DAY in 1904, Dr. Bergen Evans was born in Franklin, Ohio.  As an English professor he was the ultimate authority, The Question Supervisor, on CBS's $64,000...

Radio Continues Unprecedented Growth

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For the first time since PPM was implemented radio put together six consecutive months of year-over-year listening growth. In August radio managed to continue that trend, notching another month of growth

Radio’s Big Problem? Big Radio

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The reason radio is struggling, many media buyers believe, is because of consolidation that has concentrated radio ownership in the hands of a few industry giants.

Mulcair Snoozes, Trudeau and Harper Score by Harvey Oberfeld

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There WAS a winner ...and it may not be who many were expecting!

FRIDAY in Broadcast History .. Sept. 18th

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Robert Blake, Jason Sudeikis, Jack Warden, Jada Pinkett Smith, Fred Willard, Frankie Avalon, James Marsden and June Foray all were born on this date. ‘Roving Mike’ began its 50 year run on CKNW, Victoria’s CKDA moved up the dial to 1220 and doubled its power to 10,000 watts, CBS radio came into being with an initial 16 stations, ‘Toast of the Town’ on CBS-TV became ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’, and ‘Wagon Train’ began its 8 year run on NBC-TV. Ken Burns opened his 18.5 hour documentary ‘Baseball’ on PBS; ‘I Dream of Jeannie’ and ‘Get Smart’ debuted the same evening on NBC-TV, and the sitcom based on a rock radio station, ‘WKRP in Cincinnati’ had its premiere on CBS-TV. Details and ALL the Sept. 18th milestones INSIDE.

Ben O’Hara-Byrne Joins CHEK News as Anchor

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O`Hara-Byrne brings over 15 years of international journalism experience to Vancouver Island.