Since readers and advertisers shape and determine what Broadcast Dialogue is all about, this section should more correctly be entitled: ABOUT YOU. Broadcast Dialogue is the brand name for three services: The Broadcast Dialogue magazine; the Broadcast Dialogue Electronic Briefing; and, the Broadcast Dialogue Website. – BROADCAST DIALOGUE Magazine This content-rich publication serves ALL constituents of the Canadian broadcasting industry and its related sectors. Fresh, essential and thought-provoking articles in the areas of programming, engineering, industry issues and people are delivered in a timely and relevant fashion. Printed and in the mail to readers by the beginning of each edition’s current month, Broadcast Dialogue magazine is managed, edited and written by broadcasters. Our close relationships with most of Canada’s top broadcasters lends an extraordinary level of credibility. It truly is a matter of broadcasters talking to broadcasters. The controlled-circulation Broadcast Dialogue magazine has a Direct Request rate of more than 80%, an astounding achievement as verified by the Audit Bureau of Circulations. Subscribers, through “direct request,” personally ask to be on our distribution list. – BROADCAST DIALOGUE Weekly Briefing The Broadcast Dialogue Weekly Briefing is e-mailed to subscribers every Wednesday evening, 48 weeks a year. It provides an executive read of broad-based industry news for members of the Canadian broadcast community’s mid- to upper-management levels. If the magazine is the equivalent of TV’s “60 minutes”, then the paid-circulation Broadcast Dialogue Weekly Briefing is the “newscast” of industry affairs. And it has been since May of 1992. The Broadcast Dialogue Weekly Briefing keeps broadcast management, consultants, associations, engineers, suppliers, manufacturers and related industry managers in the loop on all matters of import to the broadcasting craft. – www.broadcastdialogue.com The Broadcast Dialogue website – which you’re now well into – provides a broad range of interest and enhanced dialogue capabilities to all of our respective broadcast audiences, no matter in which areas of the industry they work. We have on-line version of the Broadcast Dialogue magazine (both digital ands pdf), the Broadcast Dialogue Weekly Briefing, news release sections for both broadcasters and suppliers, and an area for engineering white papers and related information. But you probably already know all this because checking out ABOUT US is usually the place to visitors go. Why is Broadcast Dialogue called Broadcast Dialogue? From the outset, it was important that we create a dialogue within the industry. That we have accomplished this goal is reflected in the quality of the high-profile contributors who provide their insightful thoughts and recommendations, based on hands-on experience. Thus we became “The Voice of Broadcasting in Canada,” a motto inspired by reader feedback. Who are the people behind Broadcast Dialogue? Howard Christensen – is the publisher. After a long career in broadcast journalism for the likes of Broadcast News in Toronto, CFRB Toronto, CJAD Montreal, CHUM Toronto, CHYM Kitchener, CKVR-TV Barrie, CHAM Hamilton and CKJD Sarnia, he moved into serving the broadcast community from this other capacity. “We’re not publishers,” he says. “We’re broadcasters who just happen to publish.” If you wish to submit an article or share news items from your operation, click . Barry Hamelin – is Broadcast Dialogue’s executive editor. Also an ex-broadcaster who worked at Broadcast News in Toronto and at CKPG Prince George, Barry’s forte is editing stories without losing an iota of the writer’s intent. To get in touch with Barry, click
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