Digital radio boots up

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Digital radio broadcasting has arrived in Canada. The Canadian Radio- television and Telecommunications Commission has so far awarded licenses to 19 stations in Toronto, 12 in Vancouver and nine in Montreal. Digital radio offers CD-quality, crisp sound that just cannot be obtained with today's AM and FM receivers. Moreover, proponents of the technology say future users will be able to receive additional services such as personalized messages and other information.

Canada, Services information

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Radio legend Rafe Mair fired

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British Columbia radio broadcaster Rafe Mair was fired by CKNW because of some controversial language that he uttered on the air. Mair was perhaps the most popular radio broadcaster in the province, if not in all of Canada.

Public affairs, Radio broadcasting stations, British Columbia, Ethics, Officials and employees, Radio broadcasting, Radio broadcasting industry, Discipline, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Ethical aspects, Radio broadcasters, Radio/TV/entertainment industry software, Mair, Rafe

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British guitarist found fame with the Tornadoes and Telstar

Article Abstract:

The life of guitarist Alan Caddy of Great Britain is detailed. He was best known as a founder of the Tornadoes music group and his recording of the song Telstar.

United Kingdom, Entertainers & entertainment groups, Musical Groups and Artists, Musical Artists, Obituary, Guitarists, Musicians, Caddy, Alan

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