Update: Are you seeing anything Unusual on PSR, like Pop-Up Ads? Issue are now...

5
Puget Sound Radio have received a couple of emails regarding questionable Pop-up ads with inappropriate content recently our our site. If this is the case, please let us know by sending us a screenshot (anything out of the ordinary) so our techie who is on this, will have an opportunity to check them out. 

SUNDAY in Broadcast History .. March 25th

0
IT WAS MARCH 25th … when Jimmy Durante and Garry Moore (pictured) premiered their joint variety show on NBC radio, replacing another comedy team, Abbott & Costello… When New York’s WNBC became the first radio station to ban Brewer and Shipley’s biggest hit “One Toke Over The Line” due to its apparent marijuana references… When the 58th and final episode of “The Monkees” TV show aired on NBC… When the final episode of “Bewitched” aired on ABC... and when NBC aired the 136th and last episode of 'Sanford & Son.' ALL the milestones for the date INSIDE.

Looking back at life on the air, by Gerry Forbes

1
My interest in radio began way back when in the days of turntables and cassette machines at age 12. My father was a broadcaster and one of the best at radio station 630 CHED in Edmonton. I was fortunate enough to get to work with him when I was a punk kid and loved everything I saw at the radio station. It was in my blood since birth.

RIP WX/NW/CKOV Talk Host Barrie Clark: His Years on Kelowna City Council

0
City councillors at Kelowna City Hall have some favorite memories of the Kelowna-born ex-radio guy who served with them for nine years.

‘BC Business’ Magazine Gives Roundhouse Radio a Boost

8
Roundhouse Radio aims to make Vancouver a better community. After shaking off some early setbacks, can the city’s newest station spin that social mission into listeners and advertisers?

CBC Edmonton Does it Right on Portia Clark’s Last Day

0
Co-host Rod Kurtz steered the show to what the Radio Active crew had planned for weeks — a dedication to Portia's time at CBC Edmonton.

Radio Canada Journalist Ordered to Identify Leaker

2
Radio-Canada's Marie-Maude Denis was told that she must identify the sources she used for a story that alleged collusion in the awarding of public contracts.