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Radio & Podcast News – CRTC issues order prohibiting illegal Winnipeg...
Numeris’ fall PPM release for Montreal, Vancouver, Toronto, Calgary and Edmonton, indicates radio is retaining an average weekly reach of 83% for Canadians, A12+....
Radio & Podcast News – Is radio becoming obsolete to national...
FEATURE: Is radio becoming obsolete to national advertisers?
Radio is still a cornerstone of many national media buys in Canada, but let’s be frank -...
Radio & Podcast News – MBC set to acquire three Rogers...
My Broadcasting Corporation (MBC) has entered into an agreement with Rogers Sports & Media to acquire two of its stations in Southwestern Ontario and...
Radio & Podcast News – Pattison stations join iHeartRadio Canada app
Sher E Punjab Radio AM 600 (CKSP-AM) Vancouver made history on Sunday, hosting the first Grey Cup broadcast in Punjabi. Harpreet Pandher and Taqdeer...
The Weekly Briefing
REVOLVING DOOR:
Bob McKeown will retire from CBC’s The Fifth Estate after 31 years as the face of the investigative program, and more than five...
Radio & Podcast News – Validate Audio Attribution launches in U.S.
Momentum Media and Pattison Media have announced that Coleman Insights will be the exclusive licensee of Validate Audio Attribution in the U.S. The U.S....
The Weekly Briefing
REVOLVING DOOR:
Ronnie Stanton has announced he’s joined Rogers Sports & Media as National Programmer – Classic Hits and Content Director for the company’s Vancouver...
Radio & Podcast News – CRTC opens consultation on local radio...
The CRTC has opened its consultation on a temporary fund to support local radio news. The commission announced in June that new funding collected...
The Weekly Briefing
REVOLVING DOOR:
Blair Bartrem has announced his departure from the Pooja & Gurdeep Show and Rogers Sports & Media’s 98.1 CHFI at the end of...
Broadcast Dialogue – The Podcast: Ronit Novak of The Grain on...
Creative professionals, including those of us in media, have become accustomed to hearing that our jobs may soon be replaced by artificial intelligence.
Ronit Novak's...
