All Radio articles – Page 152
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Development boss quits GWR.
One of GWR's most senior executives, group development director Ian Rufus, is leaving the company after
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LBC to target younger listeners.
Chrysalis Radio is repositioning its newly acquired radio station LBC to focus on a younger profile
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Music chart will be budget alternative.
Capital Radio, Chrysalis Radio, GWR and Scottish Radio Holdings are in talks to create a number
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TEST BACK ON BBC RADIO.
The BBC has reclaimed the live radio broadcast rights to England's Ashes tour this winter from
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GALAXY RADIO RESHUFFLE.
Chrysalis Radio is rejigging its programme management after Galaxy 102 and 105 programme director Andrew Jeffries
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NewsSRH chairman takes Rajar helm
Scottish Radio Holdings chairman Lord Gordon of Strathblane has been appointed as the new chairman of radio audience measurement board Rajar, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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Development boss quits GWR
One of GWR's most senior executives, group development director Ian Rufus, is leaving the company after eight years to go it alone, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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Music chart will be budget alternative
Capital Radio, Chrysalis Radio, GWR and Scottish Radio Holdings are in talks to create a number of new chart rundowns to provide a 'cheap and cheerful' alternative to the network chart, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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LBC to target younger listeners
Chrysalis Radio is repositioning its newly acquired radio station LBC to focus on a younger profile and plans to plough 50 per cent more cash into programming, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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Asian Network goes national
The BBC has unveiled launch details of its final digital radio station, the Asian Network, which will see a mixture of English and regional Asian language programmes available across the country for the first time, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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NewsBoycott illness sees talkSPORT give up Ashes rights
The BBC has re-claimed the live radio broadcast rights to England's Ashes tour this winter from talkSPORT, after the radio station was forced to give them up due to anchor Geoffrey Boycott's diagnosis with throat cancer, writes Luke Satchell
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CRCA hands chart show to radio consortium
The Commercial Radio Companies Association (CRCA) has given up control of the network chart show - handing it to a new consortium involving Capital Radio, GWR, Scottish Radio Holdings and Chrysalis, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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Chrysalis plans to stretch LBC brand.
Chrysalis Radio is planning to slap the LBC brand on both its newly-acquired LNR stations LBC
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Radio stations tune in for DTT.
Up to eight commercial radio stations, including Kiss 100 and Jazz FM are expected to form
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Radio stations tune in for DTT
Up to eight commercial radio stations, including Kiss 100 and Jazz FM are expected to form part of the Freeview DTT platform when it launches in the next few weeks, writes Georgina Lipscomb,
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Chrysalis plans to stretch LBC brand
Chrysalis Radio is planning to slap the LBC brand on both its newly-acquired LNR stations LBC and News Direct, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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NewsMotorola threat to digital radio
Communications giant Motorola claims it has developed new technology that will allow analogue radio listeners to achieve near-digital quality sound, writes Luke Satchell
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NewsToday editor Liddle resigns
The editor of BBC Radio 4's flagship news programme Today has stepped down from the post following a clash with BBC bosses, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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NewsDigital radio channel BBC 7 unveiled
The much-awaited launch of BBC radio digital channel Network Z has moved a step closer after the corporation announced today that the plays, books and comedy station will be called BBC 7, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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NewsTarrant turnaround boosts Capital shares
Chris Tarrant's shock eleventh-hour decision to stay on as Capital Radio's breakfast show presenter has lifted the station's share price out of the doldrums, writes Luke Satchell