Blog: C4 Radio tunes out
As Channel 4 announces that it has scrapped plans to launch its own radio station, Robin Parker reflects on where it all went wrong.- Published:10 October 2008 13:08
- Author: Robin Parker
Radio blogs
Talking Radio: Paul Chantler
Advertisers in the US pay a premium to be associated with "do good" programming. Could it catch on in the UK, asks United Radio Consultants' Paul Chantler.
Talking Radio: Clive Dickens
Could 2009 see the renaissance of breakfast time for commercial radio, asks Absolute Radio programme and operations director Clive Dickens.
Talking Radio: Grant Goddard
Grant Goddard, radio specialist at Enders Analysis, examines the competition to Global Radio posed by internet-delivered radio and the growing range of wireless devices offered to consumers.
Talking Radio: Bryan Coombes
In the age of podcasts, VoD and internet radio, Bryan Coombes of VT Communications asks whether there is a future for traditional shortwave radio.
Talking radio: Grant Goddard
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Talking Radio: BBC's video could kill the radio stars
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Talking Radio: Chantal Cooke
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