GUERILLA RADIO: CKLN TURNS 30
October 31, 2007
CKLN has survived renegade DJs, a populist revolution and even teetered on the brink of bankruptcy more than once since it arrived on the scene in 1977.
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RADIO STATION ONE STEP AWAY FROM UNIONIZATION
October 3, 2007
Employees at CKLN are set to unionize after months of acrimony with the radio station’s board. Five employees are looking to join the Canadian Union of Public Employees local 1281.
EX-HOSTS SUE CKLN FOR $400,000
September 26, 2007
Two former hosts at CKLN have filed a $400,000 lawsuit against the radio station after being dismissed from their positions last December.
PAY TO STREAM ONLINE
November 8, 2006
By Josh Wingrove Associate News Editor SOCAN proposal could make CKLN pay $2,400 a year to stream its content online.
CKLN hosts suspended, get the blues
October 18, 2006
Hosts of campus radio show International Connection have complaints against the station thrown out.
Radio hosts allege wrongdoings at CKLN
October 11, 2006
Station calls together task force to investigate allegations against chairman, news director and program director.
CKLN money woes muted by student union
September 27, 2006
Three years after saving the campus-based radio station, the Ryerson Students' Union will meet and discuss financial future.
MOVIN’ ON UP
October 19, 2005
CKLN's new slogan, "the above ground underground," fits well.
CKLN: CRTC DECISION WILL COMPROMISE HOMEGROWN TALENT
September 14, 2005
Campus radio station CKLN is getting bad vibes from a recent government decision that will allow satellite radio in Canada.
CKLN: Help Wanted
September 10, 2003
By Joel Wass For the first time in over a decade CKLN will begin the school year without a station manager.
Has Ryerson killed its radio stars?
March 5, 2003
Is CKLN living up to its obligation as Ryerson’s campus radio station?
CKLN’s future spins in campus funding limbo
October 2, 2002
Ryerson’s campus radio station, CKLN, is having to rely on savvy negotiating with creditors and broken equipment just to stay on the air.
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