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The CBC is quietly dismantling recording archives that hold the story of music in Canada

By John Terauds on January 23, 2012

Guy Dixon has an story in the Globe and Mail about how the CBC is culling its record libraries. This is not a bad idea if people make digital copies, but it appears the broadcaster is not doing so for every recording.

This is a potential tragedy for the history of recorded music — of all genres — in Canada.

Read all about it here.

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