SUNDAY in Broadcast History .. Feb. 22nd
One of the oldest three-letter call signs in the US, radio station WOR went on the air from studios in Newark N.J.
The first presidential address on radio from the White House was delivered by Calvin Coolidge.
Vancouver's CKLG AM 730 dropped its experiment in talk radio and returned to contemporary hit music.
And Sportscaster Al Michaels was at the mike as the USA scored its 'Miracle on Ice,' upsetting the USSR, enroute to Olympic hockey Gold.
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Why young DJ’s are prisoners of small market radio stations
Working with talent could be the single most important part of a programmer’s job - Steve Kowch
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Legendary Late Night TV Producer Peter Lassally Retires at 82
A man who worked with the likes of Arthur Godfrey, Johnny Carson and David Letterman, Peter Lassally, has retired after 64 years in the TV business.
North Easton’s ‘My Favourite Tragedy’ latest…
Gotta check this new song in North Easton's 6th of his 7 Day release...
SATURDAY in Broadcast History .. Feb. 21st
The fiirst TV soap opera 'A Woman to Remember' debuted on the shortlived Dumont network.
the 200th episode of "Perry Mason" (starring New Westminster's Raymond Burr) aired on CBS TV.
Neil Diamond's first TV special aired on NBC-TV.
And David Letterman (pictured) returned to his CBS Late Show some five weeks after having emergency quintuple heart bypass surgery,
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NL Broadcasting presents the All New 97-5 The River
The River in Kamloops has been making changes...
New morning hosts Jeff Molnar and Heather Adams...
TELUS Cracks Down on Heavy Streaming: Will Shaw be Next?
Starting March 30, TELUS will automatically bill customers for additional 50 gigabyte “data buckets” if they slip past their allowance.