All Radio articles – Page 153
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TWG bids to get west Midlands radio talking
Kelvin MacKenzie's The Wireless Group (TWG) has thrown its hat in the ring for the west Midlands radio licence with a bid which, if successful, will expand its Talk brand into FM for the first time, writesSteve Aston
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NewsTWG bids for west Midlands FM licence
Kelvin MacKenzie's The Wireless Group (TWG) has thrown its hat in the ring for the west Midlands radio licence with a bid that, if successful, will expand its Talk brand into FM for the first time, writes Steve Aston
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NewsCox gets new£1m contract
BBC Radio 1 has signed breakfast show DJ Sara Cox to the station for a further three years in a reported£1m deal, despite the DJ losing 700,000 listeners during the past year, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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BBC gears up to change the way we listen
The BBC is set to revolutionise the way people listen to its digital radio stations through their television sets by adding a range of new features to the service, including video footage, writes Leigh Holmwood
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Jay to front R2 funk series
Indie Somethin' Else has clocked up a raft of new commissions from BBC radio including a series presented by legendary DJ Norman Jay for BBC Radio 2, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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TRADE TALK - Music maestro.
BBC bosses are hoping former pirate DJ Willber Willberforce will drive digital radio take-up among 16 to 24-year-olds with hip new station 1Xtra
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TRADE TALK - IN MY VIEW - Tony Stoller, chief executive of the Radio Authority.
On the increasing significance and improved quality of sports coverage on the radio
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All change at the top for music chart radio shows.
The UK's two leading music chart radio shows are both set for a shake-up next year as presenters and sponsors pull out, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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GALAXY 105 TO REVAMP ITS BREAKFAST SHOW.
Chrysalis-owned Galaxy 105, based in Yorkshire, is revamping its breakfast show and has hired Emap's Viking
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R4 controller takes TV role.
BBC Radio 4 deputy controller Wendy Pilmer is to move into television for the first time as part of a shake-up of two BBC English regions, writes Leigh Holmwood
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RADIO 4 TALENT SEARCH.
BBC Radio 4 has launched a search for talented new writers with the Alfred Bradley Bursary
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Hopes grow for U-turn over local radio ownership rules
The government is seeking to resolve its dispute with the commercial radio industry over the controversial local ownership 'three plus one rule' by early next month, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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R2 producer quits after 20 years
BBC Radio 2 was dealt a blow this week after one of its senior producers announced his decision to quit the corporation after 20 years, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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All change at the top for music chart radio shows
The UK's two leading music chart radio shows are both set for a shake-up next year as presenters and sponsors pull out, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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NEWS ANALYSIS - Going down the pan?
Recent Rajar figures have documented how Radio 1 DJ Sara Cox's flagship breakfast show is losing listeners at a rate of knots. Their flight appears to show that 'the nation's favourite' radio station has gone Pete Tong
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Virgin Radio set for wider reach.
SMG IS planning to consolidate its presence in the radio sector by rolling out its Virgin
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NORTH LONDON LICENCE.
The Radio Authority has received two applications for the re-advertised north London AM licence. Proposals come
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WIRELESS GROUP UP.
The Wireless Group achieved its first operating profit in June 2002 as a result of extra
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BBC 'pirate' radio station tunes in.
The BBC's new digital radio station 1Xtra, billed as 'the BBC's pirate radio station', launches this Friday with a nationwide party being simulcast on BBC Radio 1, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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Virgin Radio set for wider reach
SMG is planning to consolidate its presence in the radio sector by rolling out its Virgin Radio brand nationwide and bidding for new local licences in a move that quashes speculation that the Scottish-based media company wants to move out of the sector, writes Georgina ...