Radio feels heat from iPod generation

Article Abstract:

Conventional radio stations are losing the younger generation listeners to new technology such as MP3 players, satellite radio and music-playing cell phones. The report of Canadian association of Broadcasters (CAB) is detailed.

Usage, Reports, Technology application, Radio stations, MP3 player/device, MP3 players, Canadian Association of Broadcasters

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Calgary FM radio market hits gusher with five new stations

Article Abstract:

Canada Radio-Televison and Telecommunications Commission has granted permission for setting up five new FM radio stations in Calgary.

Government domestic functions, Government regulation, FM Radio Stations, Licensing, certification and accreditation, Canada. Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission, Broadcasting policy

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Growth in Internet ads outpaces all others

Article Abstract:

Reasons behind rise in Internet advertising in Canada, during 2005, are presented.

Growth, Internet/Web advertising, Internet advertising, Company growth

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