CRTC turns radio on its head with landmark satellite ruling

Article Abstract:

The details on the plans of Canadian Satellite Radio, CHUM Subscription Radio Canada and Sirus Canada, who were approved licenses by Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunication Commission to start satellite radio services, are examined.

Government regulation, Services introduction, New Products/Services, Licensing, certification and accreditation, Company service introduction, Service introduction, Canada. Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission

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CHUM to be patient with sports format

Article Abstract:

Jim Waters, the president of CHUM Ltd.'s radio division, announced that he would give the firm's new all-sports format additional time to find an audience, even though the ratings in its first six months were minuscule.

Radio broadcasting, Abstract

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Chum seeks to add foreign radio channels to service

Article Abstract:

The business expansion plans of Chum Ltd., on digital subscription radio service, are presented.

Radio and Television Broadcasting, Radio & TV Broadcasting, Prerecorded Music Services, Broadcasting industry, Digital audio broadcasting

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