All Radio articles – Page 76
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NewsRadio struggling to battle online listening
Radio Festival: The explosion in online listening over the internet and new media devices is making it difficult for commercial radio broadcasters to differentiate themselves.
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NewsBBC news execs clash over celebrity coverage
Radio Festival: Two senior BBC news executives have locked horns over the prominence given to its entertainment news coverage.
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NewsTarrant to take on BBC radio dominance
GMG will use Chris Tarrant as a weapon to take on the BBC, according to GMG group programme director John Simons.
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NewsTarrant lured back to radio
Chris Tarrant is to make a suprise return to radio, hosting a Saturday morning show on the GMG network that will go head to head with Jonathan Ross.
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NewsDavie to take over from Abramsky
Tim Davie has been named the new director of BBC audio and music.
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NewsOfcom slaps£1m fine on GCap
Ofcom has slapped a£1.1m fine on GCap Media and strongly criticised the broadcaster for “effectively hindering” its investigation into a competition it ran unfairly last year.
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NewsLivingstone backs Whale over ‘vote Boris' sacking
Defeated London mayoral candidate Ken Livingstone has defended James Whale, the veteran radio presenter who was fired from Talk Sport for urging listeners to vote for Boris Johnson.
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CommentHot Topic: Radio Technology
Radio must keep it simple in this high-tech age, says Jeremy Vine.
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Oakenfold returns to Kiss
DJ Paul Oakenfold will return to his radio roots with a series of shows for London dance network Kiss.
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NewsVirgin leads commercial stations onto Freesat
Virgin Radio will be the first commercial radio broadcaster to add its stations to the recently launched Freesat platform.
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FeaturesAnswering the capital back
As Ken Livingstone starts work as an LBC presenter, the former mayor of London tells Rob Shepherd why he plans to take abuse from his listeners, reply to his critics and meet Keira Knightley.
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FeaturesTuned into the future of radio
As UK radio enters an exciting period of innovation, Broadcast talks to five industry experts about the state of play in key areas for the sector - and gets their take on what the future holds
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CommentYou the Jury: Toby Anstis and Neil Gardner
Toby Anstis and Neil Gardner on the latest radio shows.
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NewsDigital radio switchover by 2020
The radio industry could see all services migrated to digital by 2020, according to Digital Radio Working Group (DRWG).
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NewsDamazer rejects C4 criticism
BBC4 Radio 4 controller Mark Damazer has rejected Channel 4's claim that the station is too focussed on older, middle class listeners and has accused C4 of exploiting the “myth” for commercial purposes.
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NewsOfcom considering Capital competition
Ofcom is looking into a Capital Radio competition that was reopened after the£155,000 winner of its “LondoniTest” phone-in competition was found to be ineligible.
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New campaign for Kiss 100
Kiss 100 will launch a major marketing campaign to support the Rickie and Melvin breakfast show.
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UBC receives offer for Cliq music service
UBC Media has received an approach from a major radio company about the possible acquisition of its Cliq music download service, Broadcast understands.