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CBC dismantling LP, CD archives
“The CBC is quietly dismantling its archives of LPs and CDs across Canada – a cultural treasure trove built over decades – even as it prepares to launch a major new music service online. With uncertainty over levels of funding from Ottawa, CBC management has told archivists to winnow the music collections at regional bureaus by the end of March. This could mean donating, selling or discarding thousands of records and CDs – a cost- and space-saving measure as recordings are increasingly digitized.”
This is a tragedy for so many reasons - Harper is slowly, but surely, undermining everything that makes Canada unique.

CBC dismantling LP, CD archives

“The CBC is quietly dismantling its archives of LPs and CDs across Canada – a cultural treasure trove built over decades – even as it prepares to launch a major new music service online. With uncertainty over levels of funding from Ottawa, CBC management has told archivists to winnow the music collections at regional bureaus by the end of March. This could mean donating, selling or discarding thousands of records and CDs – a cost- and space-saving measure as recordings are increasingly digitized.”

This is a tragedy for so many reasons - Harper is slowly, but surely, undermining everything that makes Canada unique.

Slow And Steady: Vinyl Survives
“I think that vinyl in a way represents slow,” Santo Domingo adds. “And I think that’s something that’s attractive about it maybe on a subliminal level for consumers that are maybe on the Internet, to get something that’s really physical, maybe archaic in a way, but the complete antithesis of what the speed of consuming music on the Internet is.”

Slow And Steady: Vinyl Survives

“I think that vinyl in a way represents slow,” Santo Domingo adds. “And I think that’s something that’s attractive about it maybe on a subliminal level for consumers that are maybe on the Internet, to get something that’s really physical, maybe archaic in a way, but the complete antithesis of what the speed of consuming music on the Internet is.”