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EPISODE · Oct 26, 2016

Dennis Walker on Rural Internet Radio

from BC Rural Centre · host BC Rural Centre

Canadian media is becoming increasingly concentrated. A relatively small number of companies control most of Canada’s airwaves. This means most small rural communities lack the meaningful local news and information small-town newspapers and radio stations used to provide. The advent of new & emerging technologies now makes it possible for that to change. It’s possible…

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