[BC] proportion

[Robert Meuser]

Germany has for many decades had a guest worker channel that broadcast a 
number of languages. This was before the addition of private stations.  
Canadian multicultural stations must broadcast in at least 5 languages, 
at least the last time I had to deal with those stations. Multicultural 
radio in large Canadian cities is a very big business. Some money to be 
made there.

R



Rachel Ehrenberg wrote:

>>From my experience, Germany has very few foreign language stations
>(likewise Switzerland, keeping in mind the multi-lingual nature of the
>country).
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>I believe in Berlin there is a Turkish language station, but that is all
>I can think of without research.    Likewise France. 
>Canada is like the U.S., you can find MANY multi-cultural stations, some
>that do four or five languages.  Vancouver alone has stations in
>Cantonese, Punjabi and Hindi.  Again, this is anecdotal. 
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>Rachel
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