Posted on 15/03/08
A small-town start tunes the dial on the big time
VANCOUVER -- Some people think small. Others, such as Margot Micallef get hold of an idea and make it bigger, a tendency one friend describes as "adding zeros."So, when friend and radio veteran Paul Mann asked her advice on his yen to buy a small-town radio station, maybe two, she thought 20 would be better.
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