an opinion about CBC Radio 2

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9 comments:

  1. Anon says:

    A series of Communications (what dat?) Studies 130 students presentations?
    Somewhat more entertaining that the papers thrown into the prof’s waste basket but…
    And Cheico’s eyebrows are too thin for television.

  2. Anon Person says:

    She states that CBC has canceled all regular day programming of Classical music. I don’t think she did her research very well, since Tempo is a classical show that airs Monday to Friday with host Julie Nesrallah. If she’s reading this, please visit:

    http://www.cbc.ca/radio2/programs/tempo/

    She also says that there is commercialization everywhere on CBC Radio. I guess she means the artists because CBC Radio is (and has always been) commercial free.

    And, she fails to mention we also hear lots and lots of Canadian popular music. This is music that the commercial radio stations won’t touch and so the CBC provides a venue for these Canadian up and coming artists. And, shouldn’t that be what CBC is all about – getting new Canadian artists some airtime.

    By the way she blows smoke out her backside, she’s a shoe in for a job with CBC Management. ;-)

  3. Jeff says:

    I couldn’t sit threw that. If I wanted to be preached to by somone who knew less than me I’d pull up a chair anywhere on the 4th floor.

    Plus is it just me or did the audio suck. Kind of ironic!

  4. Anonymous says:

    She’s wrong about commercials on Radio2, but the mistake is understandable. At the same time the network hypes itself as “commercial free”, Promo Boy spots are in high rotation. He’s not selling soap, but the resulting sound is out of sync with the slogan.

  5. Andy says:

    The promo boy is awful and denigrates CBC. It’s just awful. I’d recommend people go to CBC.ca and hit the contact us button at the very bottom of the page and send in their protest about this unprofessional insult to intelligence.

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