All Radio articles – Page 147
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NewsBBC suffers peaktime blackout
Millions of viewers in London and the south east were left watching blank screens last night (5 January) as BBC 1 and BBC 2 went off air during peaktime, writes Luke Satchell
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NewsBBC spreads worm virus
Fans of BBC Radio Four's The Archers got more than they bargained for recently when they signed up for a newsletter on the popular radio show and were sent a computer virus, writes Luke Satchell
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NewsNew editor for BBC London
BBC London has appointed a new executive editor to take control of its output across television, radio and online as a campaign group steps ups its accusations of dumbing down at BBC London 94.9FM, writes Leigh Holmwood
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NewsAwards for radio journalists
The efforts and achievements of radio journalists across the country are to be recognised by a new awards ceremony launched by Independent Radio News (IRN), writes John Plunkett
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NewsListeners switch to radio through the TV
The number of people listening to the radio through their television has jumped by a quarter in the last year, according to the latest figures from Rajar, writes John Plunkett
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NewsTarrant's loss is Wogan's gain
It was a tale of two breakfasts as the latest Rajar listening figures were revealed today, writes John Plunkett
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NewsSRH posts strong start to year
Scottish Radio Holdings (SRH) today defied market conditions to post like-for-like radio revenues up 6.5 per cent in the first quarter of the financial year, writes Luke Satchell
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INTERVIEW - The Capital view.
David Mansfield has led Capital Radio for the past five years, dealing with Tarrant, takeovers, and the growth of digital. But could the UK's largest radio group soon have new American owners? By Conor Dignam.
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ARCHERS GOES TO SPAIN.
BBC Worldwide has sold BBC Radio 4 soap The Archers to Spanish radio station Onda Cero
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TALKSPORT BIGOTRY RAP.
The Radio Authority has rapped Kelvin MacKenzie's radio station TalkSport over a statement made by a
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EMAP IN DEAL WITH UKRD.
Emap Performance, part of the group that publishes Broadcast, has signed up the UKRD group's 13
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Capital boss attacks Radio 1 chart show.
Capital Radio chief David Mansfield has called for Radio 1 to drop its chart show and
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NewsBRMB gets its fingers burnt
Birmingham radio station BRMB has been fined£15,000 after it admitted breaching health and safety laws during a competition stunt that left three participants with severe burns and permanent scars, writes Luke Satchell
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Capital boss attacks Radio 1 chart show
Capital Radio chief David Mansfield has called for Radio 1 to drop its chart show and focus more on public service broadcasting, writes Conor Dignam.
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GWR's Bernard slates referral of acquisition.
GWR executive chairman Ralph Bernard has attacked the government's decision to refer his company's purchase of Galaxy 101 to the Competition Commission, claiming the decision casts serious doubts on the de-regulatory nature of the Communications Bill, wri
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TWG PROMOTION.
The Wireless Group (TWG), owner of national radio station Talk Sport, has promoted marketing director Calum
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NewsArchers off to Sunny Spain
They've got their fish and chips and their copies of The Sun - now British ex-pats on Spain's Costas will be able to catch up with the goings-on in Ambridge after the BBC completed a deal to sell The Archers to a Spanish radio station, ...
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NewsCapital FM head of music quits
Capital FM head of music and programming strategy Jeff Smith has quit the radio group without a job to go to, writes Colin Robertson.
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GWR's Bernard slates referral of acquisition
GWR executive chairman Ralph Bernard has attacked the government's decision to refer his company's purchase of Galaxy 101 to the Competition Commission, claiming the decision casts serious doubts on the de-regulatory nature of the Communications Bill, writes Leigh Holmwood
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NewsClassic FM TV makes encouraging start
GWR's Classic FM Television channel, which takes its name from the company's national radio station, has attracted 720,000 viewers in its first two weeks according to BARB figures, writes Luke Satchell