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The Weekly Briefing
REVOLVING DOOR:
John Derringer and Q107 (CILQ-FM) Toronto have officially parted ways. Corus Entertainment suspended the highly-rated Derringer in the Morning in May, following a...
Broadcast Tech & Engineering News – Engineering, Science & Technology Emmy...
The 74th Engineering, Science & Technology Emmy Awards have announced this year’s honourees for developments in broadcast technology. Recipients to be recognized include Dr....
The Weekly Briefing
REVOLVING DOOR:
640 (CFIQ-AM) Toronto has announced a refreshed lineup, effective Aug. 8, that will see Alan Carter and Jeff McArthur move away from their...
Live Streaming the ‘Fastest Sport on Ice’ on a Small Production...
Live Production Exposes Viewers to the Sport of Ringette & Helps Athletes Perfect their Craft
As sports and live production make a big comeback in...
Broadcast Tech & Engineering News – TELUS opens new Calgary headquarters
TELUS has opened TELUS Sky, the telecom’s new state-of-the-art headquarters in Downtown Calgary. The landmark stands 60-storeys tall and features 750,000 sq. ft. of...
Dielectric on How Artificial Intelligence Enhances Virtual Antenna Modeling
The FCC last month handed down a unanimous 4-0 NPRM approval of something that Dielectric was instrumental in initiating: The allowance of directional FM...
Broadcast Tech & Engineering News – WABE opens registration for 72nd...
The Western Association of Broadcast Engineers (WABE) has opened online delegate registration for its 72nd Annual Convention, Oct. 4-5, at the Calgary Plaza Hotel...
The Weekly Briefing
Publisher’s Note
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Broadcast Tech & Engineering News – CBC Montreal moves into award-winning...
The Maison de Radio-Canada (NMRC) hub in Montreal has been awarded second place in the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) Technology & Innovation Awards. The...
Broadcast Tech & Engineering News – ‘Scaled-down’ CCBE conference set to...
The Association of Central Canada Broadcast Engineers (CCBE) is planning the in-person return of their Career Development Conference after a two-year pandemic hiatus. CCBE...
