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Radio industry and Government commit to spending £21m on local DAB

Commercial radio groups, including Bauer Media, UTV Media and Global Radio, along with the BBC and the Government, have committed to invest at least £21m in local DAB infrastructure, with a decision on final digital switchover date promised in 2013.

Bupa signs ad-funded deal for Wellbeing Hour on LBC 97.3

Bupa, the private healthcare provider, has signed a six-month deal to create the first ad funded programme on Global Radio's LBC 97.3.

RadioCentre challenges BBC to deliver quality distinctive services

RadioCentre, the trade body for commercial radio, has challenged the BBC to deliver quality with the most distinctive radio services possible, following the corporation's announcement of widespread cuts yesterday.

Local radio groups question Ofcom on DAB switchover

A number of local radio groups have questioned the role of the DAB platform at the local level in a response to a consultation from broadcasting regulator Ofcom.

My Media Week: Zoe Osmond

This week, Zoe Osmond, chief executive of industry charity Nabs, denies herself an ill-advised shopping trip in favour of a gym workout and plans the Big Bash 2012.

World's media descends on Westminster

The world's media has descended on Westminster this morning ahead of Rupert and James Murdoch and Rebekah Brooks giving evidence to the Culture, Media and Sport Committee, as news producer ITN prepares to stream the evidence on Facebook.

Hunt opens consultation on regulatory reform

The Government has fired the starting gun on its plans to update legislation governing the communications sector, with a call for evidence on how to reduce the burden of regulation and prepare the sector for the digital age.

Radio groups plan anti-DAB campaign

A meeting between radio executives and communications minister Ed Vaizey about DAB radio ended in stalemate yesterday, as a number of local radio groups consider running an anti-DAB ad campaign.

Age UK calls on presenter Sian Lloyd for cold warning

Age UK, the charity formed by the merger of Age Concern and Help the Aged, is launching a radio ad featuring weather presenter Sian Lloyd.

BBC accepts cuts equivalent to cost of Radio 1 to 5

The BBC has agreed to a freeze in the licence fee for the next six years and will fund the World Service and roll-out of rural internet, amounting to major cuts to its budget, ahead of the Government's spending review later today.

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