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                <title>Blog: C4 Radio tunes out</title>
        <description>As Channel 4 announces that it has scrapped plans to launch its own radio station, Robin Parker reflects on where it all went wrong.</description>
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                <author>Robin Parker</author>
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                <title>Timeline: C4 Radio</title>
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                <author>Robin Parker</author>
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                <title>4Digital&#8217;s delayed launch under fire</title>
        <description>City analysts have criticised Ofcom for not treating its licensees fairly by allowing 4Digital Group to mothball the launch of the D2 multiplex it won in 2007.</description>
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                <author>Rob Shepherd</author>
                <pubDate>07 October 2008 18:38</pubDate>
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                <title>R4 to update tale of Iraqi boy maimed in bomb horror</title>
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                <pubDate>07 October 2008 18:42</pubDate>
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        <description>BBC Radio 4 specialist factual commissioning editor Andrew Caspari is to leave the station after a decade in the role.</description>
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                <pubDate>07 October 2008 18:46</pubDate>
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        <description>UBC Media Group has agreed to a further two weeks of due diligence for the sale of its commercial division to Nasdaq-listed Global Traffic Network, citing recent changes in the commercial radio industry in the UK.</description>
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                <pubDate>07 October 2008 18:49</pubDate>
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        <description>Advertisers in the US pay a premium to be associated with &#8220;do good&#8221; programming. Could it catch on in the UK, asks United Radio Consultants&#8217; Paul Chantler.</description>
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                <title>GMG calls for more docs</title>
        <description>GMG Radio is inviting radio indies to pitch new ideas for its 13-strong network of stations after a positive response to its first set of documentaries which aired this summer.</description>
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                <author>Rob Shepherd</author>
                <pubDate>06 October 2008 11:18</pubDate>
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        <description>BBC Radio 1 DJ Grooverider will give an insight into his 10 months in a Dubai prison for possessing drugs on the station&#8217;s Surgery show this Sunday.</description>
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                <author>Rob Shepherd</author>
                <pubDate>03 October 2008 10:27</pubDate>
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        <description>Global Radio has handed Luis Clark and Mike Cass the top programming jobs across the Heart and Galaxy networks respectively and has named Jonathan Richards as head of news across the company&#8217;s entire portfolio.</description>
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                <author>Rob Shepherd</author>
                <pubDate>02 October 2008 08:44</pubDate>
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                <title>Rebranding for Capital</title>
        <description>Capital Radio has undergone its fifth rebranding in under three years and will now be known as 95.8 Capital FM - London&#8217;s Number 1 Hit Music Station.</description>
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                <pubDate>01 October 2008 17:08</pubDate>
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        <description>BBC Radio 7 has ordered a long-running radio spin-off of CBeebies TV series Harry and Toto. Harry and Toto Radio is a 42 x 10-minute preschool show by children&#8217;s indie Handle and Spout.</description>
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                <pubDate>01 October 2008 17:10</pubDate>
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                <title>Whale drops Talk claim</title>
        <description>Ex-Talk Sport presenter James Whale has dropped his legal action over his dismissal from the broadcaster earlier this year. Whale, whose contract was terminated after he urged listeners to vote for Boris Johnson in the London mayoral election, said he did not have the money to pursue the unfair dismissal claim against the UTV-owned&#160; station.</description>
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                <pubDate>01 October 2008 17:14</pubDate>
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                <title>Talking Radio: Clive Dickens</title>
        <description>Could 2009 see the renaissance of breakfast time for commercial radio, asks Absolute Radio programme and operations director Clive Dickens.</description>
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        <description>Jazz FM has updated its famous multi-coloured chameleon which will be featured as part of a major marketing campaign to coincide with its return to the airwaves next week.</description>
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                <pubDate>01 October 2008 11:50</pubDate>
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        <description>David Bowie classic Absolute Beginners was selected by listeners as the song to launch Absolute Radio when it went live this morning (29 September).&#160;</description>
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                <pubDate>29 September 2008 13:36</pubDate>
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                <author>Rob Shepherd</author>
                <pubDate>25 September 2008 12:48</pubDate>
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                <author>Rob Shepherd</author>
                <pubDate>24 September 2008 15:03</pubDate>
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