All Radio articles – Page 66
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Leading radio indie to move into television
Above the Title, the radio indie behind Radio 4's recent revival of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and Clive Anderson radio show Unreliable Evidence, is to expand into TV.
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Cooper steps up at Radio 1
BBC Radio 1 exec Ben Cooper has been promoted to deputy controller for the station as well as black music station BBC 1Xtra.
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Brigstocke's R4 chatshow moving to BBC4
Marcus Brigstocke is to challenge John Humphreys and Esther Rantzen to do things they've never done before in a TV version of Radio 4 series I've Never Seen Star Wars.
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BBC mulls kids radio station
The BBC is looking at launching a dedicated children's radio station - otherwise it faces having to pull out of kids' radio altogether.
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Mark Story quits Bauer Radio
Bauer Radio's managing director of national brands Mark Story will leave the company at the end of the month.
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BBC to pull Sri Lankan shows in censor row
The BBC World Service is to suspend its FM programming on the Sri Lankan national broadcaster following a row over censorship.
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BBC radio given a year to control costs
BBC radio shows cost 'significantly' more than its commercial rivals, mainly due to large salaries paid to its presenters, the National Audit Office (NAO) has revealed.
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UBC agrees£9m commercial arm sale
Radio content company UBC has agreed to sell its commercial division to Global Traffic Network for£9m, with further performance related payments.
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Darren Gough quits 5 Live for Talksport
England and Yorkshire cricketing legend Darren Gough has quit BBC Radio 5 Live to join TalkSport as a presenter on its popular Bowtime drivetime show.
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Rajar blog: Credit crunch spells good times for radio
The economy may be going down but radio figures are going up, as people turn to the trusty medium for breaking news and analysis, writes Grant Goddard.
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5 Live's Nicky Campbell ad
Video: Nicky Campbell battles through a studio packed with listeners in the TV trail for his new breakfast phone-in show.
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DCMS throws weight behind digital radio
Digital Britain: The DCMS has given a shot in the arm to DAB digital radio by promoting it as a primary way of listening to the medium in the future.
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Vaughan retains London crown
RAJAR 4Q08: 95.8 Capital FM DJ Johnny Vaughan is still the most popular commercial radio host in London, according to Q4 Rajar figures.
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Moyles wins back listeners
RAJAR 4Q08: BBC Radio 1 breakfast host Chris Moyles regained some of the listeners he lost over recent quarters, by clocking 7.3m listeners in the latest set of Rajar figures.
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Digital radio figures up 35%
RAJAR Q408: Take up of DAB has increased by 35% year-on-year during Q4 2008, according to Rajar figures for Q4 2008.
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Barack Obama boosts R4
RAJAR 4Q08: BBC Radio 4's breakfast show boosted its listenership by 490,000 in the last three months, partly credited to its coverage of US president Barack Obama and the global recession.
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GMG Radio lines up six blasts from music's past
GMG Radio has ordered six major music documentaries from three indies. Smooth Operations will make The Pacific Coast Sound, a nine-part series about the influence of the US west coast on music over the years. It will air from 18 April.
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BBC unveils major arts and music plans
The BBC is to spearhead a significant arts and music initiative that will include forging web partnerships with the British Museum, the Arts Council and the Public Catalogue Foundation.