But, we are getting some great feedback. Edmonton Sun columnist Graham Hicks is already using it as a ready reference source when he writes about Radio or Television, which he does a lot in his Hicks on Six column. I regularly get input from broadcasters who are now almost anywhere imaginable in North America, but who previously worked in Edmonton.
But, one of the most exciting long term prospects is a joint effort with the Edmonton Broadcasters Club to turn the information we have on the site into a database that will allow a facility like Classmates.com does: "show me all the people who worked at {station} when I did, between 1978 and 1982". I didn't suggest it, but it has been the dream of the current President for some years it turns out.
By the way, since I mentioned Classmates.com, I should say that I recommend extreme caution with the site, as their chargable features have a long history of auto-renewal policies that are truly
ing. As a result, I only use the free features of the site, even though they make it very frustrating for me to stick to that rule.
