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CAB-Television Submissions (2448 words) |
 | WNYO would initially be accessible to perhaps a half million Canadian homes across the country, growing into the millions as the digital rollout progresses. |
| While we respect that it may be WNYO's intention not to solicit advertising out of the Canadian market at this time, past experience with extending the distribution of small-market US border stations to larger Canadian markets suggests that WNYO would inevitably be transformed into a competitor for Canadian advertising. |
| Furthermore, WNYO's intention to establish news bureaux in St. Catherines and Niagara Falls suggests that WNYO is planning to serve the residents of Southern Ontario and so reorient itself to the Canadian market. |
| CAB-Submission:PN CRTC 1999-24 (1905 words) |
| While we respect that it may be WNYO's intention not to solicit advertising out of the Canadian market at this time, past experience with extending the distribution of small-market U.S. border stations to larger Canadian markets, suggests that WNYO would inevitably be transformed into a competitor for Toronto advertising. |
| Furthermore, WNYO's intention to establish news bureaus in St. Catherines and Niagara Falls suggests that WNYO is planning to serve the residents of Southern Ontario and so reorient itself to the Canadian market. |
| Assuming WNYO is on the air for 140 hours per week, the real measure of duplication is 25% not 4%. |
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