Archive for February, 2012
Visualising (Student) Radio
Generally the people that do visualised radio are the larger radio stations – whether that’s Radio 1 and the Moyles record attempt, Capital’s interviews or Kiss’s new Breakfast takeaway. I was interested, though, to hear about a student radio visualised attempt – The Josh and Kenny Show. I thought it was really good. They’ve created [...]
Arguing with Phil Riley
I’ve just been having a Twitter argument with Phil Riley – as you do – about digital radio stuff. Don’t worry, it was a pleasant one. One of the things we were talking about was FM reach – he thought it was an important number as regards to switchover. Me, not so much. The problem [...]
Notes from a digital island
Half of the UK’s radio listeners consume radio digitally at some point every week. I’m just going to say that again. Because it’s important. Half of the UK’s radio listeners consume radio digitally at some point every week. Plus 29.1% of all listening in the UK is through digital radio. The digital listening (hours) breaks [...]