The New Way TV Networks are Using Overnight Ratings
CBS announced on Thursday that, when its 2014-2015 season kicks off on Monday, it will include projections for Live + 7 ratings, which take into account viewers who watched a program when it originally aired AND over the next seven days in time-shifted viewing.
CFRN (CTV) Edmonton Celebrates 60th Anniversary
CTV Edmonton today celebrates 60 years of delivering unmatched programming and trusted news coverage to Edmontonians across the region...
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Democrats launch attack on Limbaugh…
A fundraising email sent out by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) this week is urging recipients to sign a petition demanding that companies pull all advertising support from Rush Limbaugh’s program
CRTC Commissioner Critical of ‘Selfish’ Presentations
“We’re having an entire proceeding where no one wants anything taken away from them,” said CRTC Commissioner Candice Molnar, “and yet we’re in a system of change.”
THURSDAY in Broadcast History .. Sept. 18th
Robert Blake, Jason Sudeikis, Jack Warden, Jada Pinkett Smith, Fred Willard, Frankie Avalon, James Marsden and June Foray all were born on this date.
'Roving Mike' began its 50 year run on CKNW, Victoria's CKDA moved up the dial to 1220 and doubled its power to 10,000 watts, CBS radio came into being with an initial 16 stations, CBC's international service was authorized in Ottawa, 'Toast of the Town' on CBS-TV became 'The Ed Sullivan Show', and 'Wagon Train' began its 8 year run on NBC-TV.
Ken Burns opened his 18.5 hour documentary 'Baseball' on PBS, 'I Dream of Jeannie' and 'Get Smart' debuted the same evening on NBC-TV, and 'WKRP in Cincinnati' had its premiere on CBS-TV.
Details and ALL the Sept. 18th milestones INSIDE.
Drex talks with the ‘other side’ of the Global Warming Issue!
No, We Are NOT Responsible for Global Warming...
Dr. Timothy Ball begins this series with Drex on CKNW
Jeff Healy & The Band to be Inducted into Canada’s Walk of Fame
The late Jeff Healey, the blind blues-rock singer who played guitar on his lap, and The Band, which featured Canadians Robbie Robertson, Rick Danko, Garth Hudson and Richard Manuel, as well as American Levon Helm, are the two musical honorees to be inducted into Canada’s Walk of Fame on Oct. 18.