Travis Dhanraj has officially exited the CBC, blasting the public broadcaster on his way out the door, saying he has been "systematically sidelined, retaliated against, and denied the editorial access and institutional support necessary to fulfill my public service role." Dhanraj quietly disappeared from CBC...

This past week, for many of us who are parents, teachers, educators, and students, it was convocation week, a celebration of hard work and the growing of young minds. I sat at my own son’s graduation from Grade 12 and cheered him on as...

By Taya Rtichsheva for Broadcast Dialogue Manitoba’s Special Legislative Committee on Local Journalism is in the middle of a historic public hearing process that may reshape how local news is supported across the province. Formed in response to the growing crisis in journalism, including shrinking...

Is the digital advertising landscape moving faster than the speed of light? It may feel like this for traditional media organizations, making adaptation difficult. For Canadian radio broadcasters, the threat isn’t subtle; it’s a steady erosion of local advertising budgets, redirected towards digital-first agencies...

This week on Broadcast Dialogue - The Podcast, we’re joined by Jeffrey Maddox, President of Nokia Canada, as the company marks 40 years in Canada and the 100th anniversary of Nokia Bell Labs. Maddox reflects on the legacy of Bell Labs, from the invention of...

The radio advertising industry has grappled with a fundamental challenge: communicating to advertisers who heard the Radio ad and what action they took, thereby quantifying the direct impact on advertiser business outcomes in a manner comparable to the data-rich world of digital advertising. Clients...