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    Broadcaster Magazine - June 2024

    Features

    news on the Net

    Who's watching, who's leaving?
    Research companies clash over impact of Web on teen TV viewing

    Cover Story

    The Rise of the Media Giants
    Seeing the forest and the trees: Big media companies vow to protect the industry

    TAMING "THE DIGITAL HYDRA"
    What will broadcasters' role be in digital era?

    NAB 2024 Product Highlights: Streaming video takes the lead over HDTV


    Departments

    AES Update

    Fitting the SkyDome for sound

    Industry News

    WABE call for papers (June 01, 2024)

    Toronto to air three new radio stations City finally gets "urban" format

    CBC rolls back plan to cut regional shows CBC local news cut in half

    RTNDA Central Canada awards

    Rogers to bring WebTv services to cable

    BCAB award winners

    A little DAB will do ya

    TV fund needs stronger rules

    CRTC deluged with 452 TV applications

    News on the Net

    Who's watching, who's leaving?
    Research companies clash over impact of Web on teen TV viewing

    News Briefs

    Firings at KISS

    News (June 01, 2024)

    CBC sells cable channels to U.S. mogul

    StarFM signs on in Manitoba

    CANCOM becomes uplink provider for Alliance Atlantis

    Country music coming to Belleville

    Monarch selling off radio/TV stations

    China to develop iTV standard

    Crossroads Television in breach of CBSC rules

    Dr. Laura Schlessinger Show ruled abusively discriminatory

    WABE call for papers (June 01, 2024)

    FCC gives conditional approval to AT&T; cable takeover

    CRTC seeks input on the state of French broadcasting

    News

    HDTV and the consumer: With less HDTV on the way, what's a viewer to do?
    Have over-the-air broadcasters already lost?

    Point of View

    Cuts to CBC local news is bad news

    The Last Word

    A private-public partnership that works

    People

    Henry Kowalski leaves CTV news

    Tuned-In

    Stuck in the middle: the demise of middle management

    Tracking Trends

    The sky is falling!