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The Death of Local Radio: Why You Should Care
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Episode 63 | Adam Oldfield #3
Local radio stations are disappearing across Canada. Discover why this matters to you and your community. Adam Oldfield, media expert, reveals the shocking truth behind the closure of 900 CHML and its impact on local news, emergency information, and community connection.
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Segments:
- 00:00 Introduction and topic overview
- 02:47 The importance of local radio
- 05:07 Changes in radio industry and technology
- 08:17 The role of CRTC in radio station closures
- 14:00 Impact of Bill C-11 and Bill C-18
- 18:56 The future of broadcasting education
- 24:00 The lost art of communication
- 27:51 Closing thoughts and AI interruption
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