Sir Terry Wogan bows out of Radio 2 breakfast show
18 Dec 2009 | by Arif Durrani
LONDON - Sir Terry Wogan signed off on his last Radio 2 breakfast show this morning (18 December), ending the most popular radio show in the country.
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NME Radio launches eight-month trial on DAB
21 Dec 2009 | by Tristan O'Carroll
LONDON - IPC-owned NME Radio is to launch on national DAB radio, with an eight-month trial period commencing 7am tomorrow (22 December).
Fuller dreams a dream, Ford and Pepsi make it a reality (show)
18 Dec 2009 | by Gordon MacMillan
LONDON - Simon Fuller, the creator of 'American Idol', has unveiled a global web reality show called 'If I Can Dream', initially bypassing TV in favour of Hulu, with Ford and Pepsi on board as advertisers.
Ofcom introduces new TV and radio broadcasting code
16 Dec 2009 | by Tristan O'Carroll
LONDON - Ofcom has unveiled a new broadcasting code, the set of rules for TV and radio broadcasts, including updated rules on audience competitions and voting.
Report calls for 'lighter touch' UK media regulation
14 Dec 2009 | by John Reynolds
LONDON - A report led by former Virgin Media content chief Malcolm Wall has called on the Government to overturn media regulation to ensure the UK is not left behind in the TV, internet and social media industries.
Average American consumes 100,000 words of info on a daily basis
10 Dec 2009 | by Staff
NEW YORK - An academic study says that the average American consumes 34 gigabytes and 100,000 words of information on a daily basis, and estimates that this is well over three times as much as was consumed on average in 1980.
Rajar research reveals rise in internet radio consumption
10 Dec 2009 | by Maisie McCabe
LONDON - More people are now listening to radio through the internet and online music-streaming services such as Spotify, according to Rajar research.
Campaign Annual 2009 - Top 10 radio ads
10 Dec 2009 | by Staff
LONDON - Listen to the top 10 radio ads from 2009 or download them below:
Radio industry moves towards tagging service by end of 2010
09 Dec 2009 | by Maisie McCabe
LONDON - Radio listeners will be able to tag songs, ads or news stories they hear on the radio by the end of next year, according to Nick Piggot, Global Radio's head of creative technology.
Lawson to leave Absolute Radio
08 Dec 2009 | by Maisie McCabe
LONDON - Absolute Radio's brand director Chris Lawson, the executive who helped lead its rebrand from Virgin Radio, is leaving the company to pursue a new digital venture.
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