Another weekend of Corinium Radio programmes is over. Its amazing to think that the station has now been on air for 7 weekends in the last 3 years! It’ll only be another 2 years before the station celebrates its 10th… Continue reading
Whilst browing the latest radio industry news this morning I was surprised to find out the both Gordon Brown and David Cameron have been supporting a new temporary radio station in Warrington.
I write today’s blog post after nearly two hours at Cirencester’s Ashcroft Church recording the July edition of ‘The Open Door’, a programme broadcast on Corinium Radio featuring…
So for the last time, its time to take a trip along to James Cridland’s personal blog. He’s already discussed radio stations’ usage of Twitter, and website addresses. Today he tackles the problem with e-mail addresses.
I mentioned yesterday that I would post another link to the blog of BBC staff member, James Cridland. Yesterday he was discussing the use of personal Twitter accounts by radio presenters. Today the topic of discussion is websites.
This is quite an interesting topic which I found on the blog of James Cridland, one of the many BBC staff members. It is about Twitter and debates whether it is appropriate for radio presenters to read out their Twitter… Continue reading
Celebrities and news-makers are grilled by Matthew Stadlen in exactley five minutes in a series for the BBC News website. This week, broadcaster Sir Terry Wogan talks to Matt about the banking chrisis and why he still loves doing his… Continue reading
As some of my readers will know, I am a collector of radio jingles and am a member of JingleMad.com, the largest international radio jingle collecting community. I found a post on there today which is excellent news for anyone… Continue reading
The main talking point relating to radio in the last 24/48 hours has been the latest announcement by the UK government about the move from AM/FM to DAB. Yesterday, our Culture Secretary (Ben Bradshaw) announced plans for all national stations… Continue reading
I have just read via RadioToday.co.uk that the UK’s media regulator, OfCom is to review the broadcasting code. The broadcasting code is a set of rules outlining what all TV and radio stations can or can’t broadcast. This is the… Continue reading