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The Future of Radio (Part X): Easing the paperwork nightmare

July 21, 2021April 21, 2021 by Greg O'Brien

Broadcasters need more speed from the Commission By Steve Faguy “I REALIZE WE HAVE the right to transmit over what they consider a public resource — the limited bandwidth that’s … Read more

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The Future of Radio (Part IX): Opening bids in the battle over music quotas

July 21, 2021April 12, 2021 by Greg O'Brien

By Steve Faguy IN CANADIAN BROADCASTING’S regulatory system, the industry is represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the broadcasters who always want less regulation, and the interest and … Read more

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The Future of Radio (part VII): Why it’s time to drop station ownership limits

July 21, 2021April 1, 2021 by Greg O'Brien

Submissions to CRTC review shows Quebecor wants into radio, too By Steve Faguy TROY REEB DOESN’T THINK this story will be controversial. Reeb, executive vice president broadcast networks at Corus … Read more

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The Future of Radio (part VI): Managing the decline of AM

July 21, 2021March 24, 2021 by Greg O'Brien

By Steve Faguy IT WAS SUPPOSED to be to FM radio what FM was to AM: Better audio quality, a way to expand to more channels, and a future replacement … Read more

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The Future of Radio (Part V): The online transformation

July 21, 2021March 22, 2021 by Greg O'Brien

By Steve Faguy IS TERRESTRIAL RADIO dead? Well, no. The Canadian commercial radio industry brought in $1.45 billion in total revenues in 2018-19, according to CRTC data. But that’s a … Read more

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