Show Times

Charlottetown

Sunday
8PM-10PM
Saturday
5PM-7PM
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Courtenay

Saturday
6PM-8PM
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Edmonton

Sunday
9AM-11AM &
9PM -11PM
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Fredericton

Sunday
10AM-12PM
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Grand Prairie

Sunday
8PM-10PM
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Halifax

Sunday
6PM-8PM
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Kingston

Sunday
6PM-8PM
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London

Sunday
9AM-11AM
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North Bay

Sunday
9AM-11AM
Saturday
9PM -11PM
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Ottawa-Hull

Sunday
6PM-8PM
Saturday
9AM-10AM
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St. Catharines

Sunday
10AM-12PM
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Sudbury

Sunday
9AM -11AM
Saturday
9PM-11PM
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Timmins

Sunday
9AM -11AM
Saturday
9PM-11PM
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Toronto

Sunday
10PM-12AM
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Toronto

Friday
10PM-12AM
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Victoria

Sunday
8AM-10AM
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Thursday
Jun282012

What Radio Needs to Do in the Age of Mobile (Part 2)

Before you go any further, read part 1 about how the last thing the radio industry needs to do when it comes to apps is build another Walkman.

Got that?  Now here's an excerpt of part 2 from Fred Jacobs radio blog:

[C]onsumers want more than just being able to find their favorite stations in a large directory that contains hundreds, if not thousands, of sets of call letters.

Great brands deserve their own apps – that’s what Smith is telling us. And it is a belief held by the vast majority of radio listeners, as we saw vividly in Techsurvey8. The growing numbers of consumers who participate in the apps experience resoundingly tell us that an individually branded app is the way:

Much more here.

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