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Dan is optimistic that somehow, some way, the pendulum may swing just a little bit back to what I call ‘quality news of integrity Come Inside and Read More...

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“This isn’t a referendum on radio formats, but rather a better understanding of the part that radio plays in the music consumption scheme of its listeners… Come Inside and Read More...

CKNW threw the switch boosting power from 250 to 1,000 watts on 1320 KHz. One of Irna Phillips' early daytime dramas 'The Right to Happiness' moved from the NBC Blue network to CBS radio. The hilarious 'Rowan & Martin's Laugh In' began as a weekly series on NBC -TV. And New Westminster's Raymond Burr starred for the 1st time as Captain Lee Quince in the debut of "Fort Laramie" on CBS radio. ALL the milestones for Jan. 22nd INSIDE.

KUBE 93 signed on in 1964 as KBLE and aired a country music format. On March 17, 1981, the station flipped to an automated Top 40 format as "The New 93." The station's first song was "Use ta Be My Girl" by the O'Jays. On July 8 of that year, the station added a live and local airstaff. On April 2, 1982, KBLE changed their call letters to KUBE, and became known as "KUBE 93." In 1992, the station shifted to a rhythmic contemporary hits direction that is still programmed today. Come Inside and listen to this aircheck with Gary Bryan

Mark Ramsey reports that radio managers in the nation’s Top 50 markets are anticipating a “dramatic rise” in digital revenue Mark will be one of the speakers at this springs BCAB in Penticton... Come Inside and Read More...

Western Association of Broadcasters announces Keynote speaker this coming June in Banff, Alberta Come Inside and Read More as well as registration for the event...