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Our friend Joseph Planta had the opportunity to interview The Q's Jian a couple of years ago... some very timely thoughts in the interview are within...

Wilson’s account of events was hardly unexpected. He sounded like someone who had been well coached by attorneys, both in regard to potential criminal charges and a possible wrongful-death civil lawsuit. Stephanopoulos mischaracterized his demeanor as “very clinical,” when the better description would be “very lawyered up.”

HUBBARD Top 40/M KQMV (MOVIN’) kept one foot in front of the other as it captured its fifth straight #1 book (6.8-6.2). Meanwhile, BONNEVILLE TALK KIRO-F used the power of the 12th man to move up to #2 – its fourth straight up book (5.1-5.7).

Jian Ghomeshi, 47, has been charged with four counts of sexual assault and one count of overcome resistance – choking. He is scheduled to appear in court Wednesday afternoon.

It's the date that brought us Rich Little, Robert Goulet, Ernie Coombs, Tina Turner, Charles Schulz ('Peanuts' cartoonist), and Eric Sevareid of CBS News. The CRTC introduced 'simultaneous substitution' to Canadian cable systems; NBC premiered a 30-minute 'Price is Right' game show hosted by Bill Cullen; the CBC televised the Grey Cup Game for the first time; Elton John guested on FOX-TV's 'Ally McBeal'; and ABC telecast the TV special 'Paul McCartney: Good Evening New York.' Details and ALL the Nov. 26th milestones INSIDE.

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In the October numbers the gap between 6+ leader Movin' 92.5 and #2 KIRO-FM is down to half a point.

The network plans to break in with a special report and air Tuesday, Nov. 25, on World News with David Muir and Nightline and Good Morning Americathe following day. The full interview will also be available on ABCNews.com

According to a CBC spokesman, the parties have reached a settlement; the lawsuit has been withdrawn but it still needs to be formalized through a court order. The deal was reached last Friday.

When you ask, "What did you sell today?" you force your sellers to either feel like a loser, lie, or, on rare occasions, provide a truthful answer. So says 30-year sales veteran Jeff Schmidt (pictured.)