Broadcast Dialogue

Broadcast Dialogue

Broadcast Dialogue serves as the authoritative publication for Canada’s broadcasting sector. Every Thursday, it delivers the Weekly Briefing to its subscribers through a controlled circulation method.

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  • 1 day ago | broadcastdialogue.com | Connie Thiessan

    Corus Entertainment says it’s anticipating further declines in TV advertising revenue, as the company announced its third quarter financial results Thursday. The quarter saw Corus slash employee costs by seven per cent as part of an overall reduction in expenses equalling $10 million in cost savings.

  • 2 days ago | broadcastdialogue.com | Connie Thiessan

    The saying goes that you haven’t worked in radio, until you’ve worked in Winnipeg. Personalities like Brother Jake Edwards, Terry DiMonte, Don Percy, and many others gathered June 12-14 for the Winnipeg Radio Reunion. It saw colleagues who’ve worked in the market, both past and present, reminisce and reconnect. Broadcast Dialogue caught up with organizer Ralph “Racoon” Carney – an alum of CKRC and 1290 AM (CFRW-AM) Winnipeg, among other stations – to talk about bringing the event to life.

  • 4 days ago | broadcastdialogue.com | Shawn Smith

    This week on Broadcast Dialogue – The Podcast, we’re joined by Jeffrey Maddox, President of Nokia Canada, as the company marks 40 years in Canada and the 100th anniversary of Nokia Bell Labs.

  • 4 days ago | broadcastdialogue.com | Connie Thiessan

    JAZZ.FM91 (CJRT-FM) has announced that veteran broadcaster Jeff Chalmers is joining the not-for-profit station in afternoon drive as of today, as longtime host Brad Barker departs the station. Chalmers will be heard from 2 – 6 p.m. ET, weekdays, arriving from Stingray’s boom 97.3 (CHBM-FM) where he’s been an on-air personality since 2014.

  • 6 days ago | broadcastdialogue.com | Connie Thiessan

    Edmonton broadcaster, producer and realtor Sunny Sidhu passed away Friday after a lengthy battle with scleroderma and other health issues. He was 51. In May, Sidhu underwent the amputation of his left leg due to vascular failure, following an angioplasty, after spending much of the last year in and out of hospital. He had undergone more than 35 surgeries since his diagnosis with the autoimmune disease at age 11.

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