Introduction
This page lists links to other broadcast web sites that we think might be of interest to visitors to CalgaryBroadcasters.com.
Links
The History of Canadian Broadcasting – http://www.broadcasting-history.ca – the Canadian Communications Foundation (CCF) was established by the Canadian Association of Broadcasters (CAB) in 1967 to “commemorate throughout Canada the development of electronic communications”, but it was not until the Internet became popular in the mid-1990s that widespread public access to the collected information became possible through the construction of this Web site.
EdmontonBroadcasters.com – http://edmontonbroadcasters.com – the home of the Edmonton Broadcasters Club.
VancouverBroadcasters.com – http://www.vancouverbroadcasters.com – equivalent for Vancouver.
Business Studies: Broadcasting and Its History – https://wyomingllcattorney.com/Blog/Business-Studies-Broadcasting-History
CBC’s Audio/Video Archives – http://archives.cbc.ca – a great source of historical radio and television clips that were aired on the CBC. Although historical event-oriented, it can also be searched by name of the broadcasters involved.
RadioWest – http://www.radiowest.ca – radio information and memorabilia, with an active broadcast discussion forum, with a special focus on Western Canada and U.S. Pacific Northwest radio, both past and present.
Broadcast Dialogue – http://www.broadcastdialogue.com – “Broadcast Dialogue magazine serves all constituents of the Canadian broadcasting industry and related sectors. The publication provides fresh, essential and thought-provoking articles in a timely and relevant fashion. Articles are written by regular columnists – all acknowledged experts in their fields and selected guest contributors, who come from all sectors and professional fields of the broadcast industry.”
ReelRadio – http://www.reelradio.com – the largest on-line collection of historical radio recordings in the world, with a heavy focus on the Top 40 format; well documented with lots of historical photos, graphics and visitor comments.
Telecommunications history: broadcasting – https://www.ooma.ca/blog/telecommunications-history-broadcasting
RadioWest.ca page – http://www.facebook.com/pages/RadioWestca/170844999059
Edmonton Broadcasters Club page – http://www.facebook.com/pages/Edmonton-Broadcasters-Club/263633420183