‘Osgood File’ Marks 50th Anniversary; Charles Signs Up for More

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“I’ve been broadcasting THE OSGOOD FILE since 1967,” said CHARLES OSGOOD, who recently was honored with a Lifetime Achievement Emmy.

RIP Longtime KOMO-TV Sportscaster Bruce King, 83

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“He was about doing what he loved and about doing it well,” said former co-worker Connie Thompson. “But he was also about loving life and joy.”

Calgary Radio PPM’s .. Aug. 28 – Nov. 26 2017

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Country 105 takes a hit in the 12+ book, allowing CHQR to return to #1.

Edmonton PPM Radio Ratings .. Aug. 28 – Nov. 26 2017

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lots of changes in the Edmonton market, Now drops to number two while CHED holds the lead. Finally Cruz appears to be moving up a few notches.... KiSS, formerly Bounce also seems to be picking up steam...

Vancouver PPM Radio Ratings .. Aug. 28 – Nov. 26 2017

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#1 CBC Radio One continues to grow; QM/FM edges NW for 2nd place 12+.

Democratic Women Demand Sen. Al Franken Resign After New Sex Allegation

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Half a dozen female Democratic senators called on Al Franken to resign as another woman stepped forward to accuse the Minnesota Democrat of sexually inappropriate behavior.

WEDNESDAY in Broadcast History .. Dec. 6th

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It’s the date of birth for the late Agnes Moorehead, Wally Cox and Bobby Van. Calvin Coolidge gave the first presidential address to be carried on radio; ‘Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer’ was seen for the first time on NBC; ‘Arthur Godfrey’s Talent Scouts,’ already a hit on radio, became a simulcast on CBS-TV; psychologist Joyce Brothers (pictured) won the top prize on CBS-TV’s ‘$64,000 Question’; and Moose Jaw’s pioneer radio station CHAB moved to its current dial position at 800 KHz. Obits include Toronto news anchor Mark Dailey, actor Don Ameche, puppeteer Burr Tillstrom of Kukla, Fran and Olly, and ‘Aunt Bee’ of ‘The Andy Griffith Show,’ Frances Bavier. ALL the milestones for Dec 6th INSIDE.