A star is born

Article Abstract:

Canadian radio companies believe that a national radio talk show is feasible and that major players in the industry could bring one out soon. One of the reasons cited is the immense popularity of all-talk radio stations, which, in the past five or six years, have emerged in all major Canadian cities. These stations, instead of those that offer music, are the ones considered to provide an ideal platform for a national talk show. A syndicator, Jean-Marie Heimrath, says a national talk show may be the natural next progression of the all-talk format.

Canada, Market information - general, Radio Broadcasting, Industry Market Data, Radio Programming Services, Article

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Culture clash

Article Abstract:

The reasons for the departure of employees from advertising firms Young & Rubicam (Y&R) and Oglivy and Mather post their merger are examined. The factors that drove Y&R's major clients, including Calgary Stampede, to drop their business from the agency post its merger are analyzed.

Acquisitions & mergers, Advertising agencies, Organizational history, Personnel administration, Agencies, Analysis, Human resource management, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Company acquisition/merger, Company restructuring/company reorganization, Reorganization and restructuring, Company personnel management, Employee resignations, Company organization, Young & Rubicam Canada

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