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More Information About Radio Uk...
Listening to radio is a national pastime. It's ideal for many people, whether they are into music, sports, chat or religion, there is now a radio station in the UK to suit every taste. Unlike watching TV or reading the newspaper, listening to the radio does not require your exclusive concentration.
The main national radio stations in the UK are run by the BBC - these are Radio 1 (BBC Radio 1, radio one), Radio 2 (BBC Radio 2, radio 2), Radio 3 (BBC Radio 3, radio 3), Radio 4 (BBC Radio 4, radio four) and BBC Radio 5 Live (Five Live).
There are also independant national radio stations such as Classic FM, Talk Sport and Virgin Radio.
Many people also listen to their local radio stations - the BBC has a local station in most areas and some major independant local radio stations include Capital FM, Kiss FM, Jazz FM, Heart FM, Southern FM, BRMB, Chiltern Radio, Rock FM, Choice FM, Power FM, Hallam FM, Vibe FM, Red Dragon FM, Essex FM, Kiss 100 FM, Magic FM, Galaxy Radio, Century Radio, Real Radio, Manx Radio and Sunrise Radio.
With the advent of digital radio, radio broadcasts are now clearer and better than ever. As well as the actual radio programme you can view extra digital information such as the artist and title of the song playing and travel news.
If you have Sky Digital you can now listen to lots of great radio stations including all the BBC Radio Stations such as Radio 1, Radio 2, Radio 3, Radio 4 and Radio 5 Live. You can also listen to exclusive radio stations such as Solar Radio and BBC Six Music.
British ex-pats spread around the world and lots of overseas listeners will tune-in to the BBC World Service broadcasts for the latest world news, business and sports stories.
Thanks to the Internet, people can listen to radio stations from all around the world whilst sitting at home or work. Many radio stations have online stations which can be listened-to live via the Internet. As well as original, traditional radio stations which also broadcast on the Internet there are specific Internet radio stations which only broadcast to listeners online. These online radio stations have the advantage of getting too many listeners without having to go over normal radio frequencies and pay high licence fees.
yourname@radiouk.com is a cool e-mail address you can use to show your interest in radio. You don't necessarily have to be a broadcast radio fan, you could be a HAM radio amateur or CB radio user.
Real fans of radio can set-up a web site at www.yourchoice.radiouk.com and bring the many faces of radio broadcasting to the attention of a wider audience.
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- BBCWS to offer Romanian-language current affairs radio programme in Moldova - from Media Network Weblog
- BBC World Service is now offering audiences in Moldova a Romanian-language news and current-affairs programme that will air weekly, on six frequencies across the country. This programme will broadcast every Friday at 20.00 local time on BBC World Service, on the following frequencies:
97.2 FM in Chisinau; 69.14 FM in Cahul; 101.5 FM in Causeni; 67.46 [...]
- Terry’s ready to rock (radio) - from Radio Today
- Terry Christian is to join Manchester’s 106.1 Rock Radio from the 13th July.
- Rajar: Regular Internet Radio Usage Grows To 3.9 Million - from paidContent:UK
- It’s got a long way to go to become the standard method of radio listening, but the number of regular internet radio listeners is growing fast according to the fourth installment in Rajar’s MIDAS survey into online radio, carried out over...
- Use more new media platforms, Asian broadcasters urged - from Media Network Weblog
- Asian broadcasters should be making more use of new technology and new media platforms to both collect and deliver news content, the ABU News Group was told yesterday. ABU Secretary-General, David Astley, said in an opening address to the News Group’s annual meeting in Kuala Lumpur that this included making more use of user-generated content.
“There [...]
- Southampton comes out to play - from Radio Today
- Play Radio is to launch in Southampton tomorrow, picking up the licence from the liquidated Radio Hampshire.
- weComm provides mobile technology for BBC radio trial - from Press Release, via realwire
- LONDON, 3rd July 2009 - weComm, the leader in interactive mobile data solutions, designed the downloadable mobile application currently being used in the BBC's “radio visualisation” trial, giving mobile audiences synchronised access to relevant images, “now playing” and artist information, news, entertainment and sports feeds – and the ability to interact directly with the programme whilst on the move. The mobile application, which is built on weComm’s wave On-Demand Mobile Application Platform™, delivers live radio...
- Two new Media Network reviews on the RNW website - from Media Network Weblog
- For those of you who don’t subscribe to our weekly Newsletter or visit the main RNW website on a regular basis, just a note to draw your attention to two articles we published on the website yesterday, both involving John Figliozzi. One is my review of John’s book The Worldwide Listening Guide, and the other is [...]
- Invite Issued for Fife FM Licence - from allmediascotland - Spike
- Applications are being sought to operate the FM radio licence in Fife, which is currently held by Kingdom FM.
Says broadcasting regulators, Ofcom, the current licence expires in October next year and up for grabs covers from then until December 31 2015.
The deadline for applications is...
- Sportsmedia gets Cockspur Rum - from Radio Today
- Cockspur Rum is to sponsor Sportsmedia Broadcasting’s nationwide cricket coverage.
- Schools takeover Amber Sound - from Radio Today
- Two Derbyshire schools are to produce radio programmes for Amber Sound.
- Radio review - from Media Guardian
- It felt a bit indolent, listening to The Grandfather of Self Help (Radio 4) in the garden over a pot of tea. Samuel Smiles, the subject of historian Kate Williams's cheerful programme, used his famous manual, Self-Help, to advocate the benefits of "painstaking labour" and unremitting study". I'm not sure that reaching for a second biscuit is quite what Smiles had in mind.There were plenty of interesting facts and figures: Smiles was outsold only by the Bible when Self-Help was published, and his funeral cortege was second only to Queen Victoria's. His manual was published on the same day as Darwin's Origin of the Species. Michael Portillo appeared to explain how "absolutely Smilesian" Margaret Thatcher was: "Frivolity is not a word one would ever use in the same sentence as Margaret Thatcher," he suggested, doing just that.Debate centred on whether Self-Help is an enabling treatise or a document of repression. Tom Hodgkinson took the latter view, arguing that the book's aim was to create servility: "The large body of men are going to go happily into the factories." Williams struggled to find consensus, but did celebrate his thrifty ways, and his endless determination. "He absolutely refused to be daunted," she noted. RadioRadio 4Radioguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2009 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
- High hopes for HIFU - the ultrasound breakthrough in the battle against prostate cancer - from Daily Mail
- The procedure uses ultrasound to 'melt' tumours instead of putting patients through surgery or radiotherapy which damage healthy cells around the gland.
- State-Funded Broadcasters Can Invest Online, EC Says - from paidContent:UK
- State-funded broadcasters can spend their money to launch online services - as long as new services pass the same public value tests applied to TV and radio equivalents, says the European Commission.
- Real is doing it for the kids - from Radio Today
- Radio Radio in the North East is attempting to tackle the problem of childhood obesity.
- Iran’s IRIB says EBU acted unprofessionally - from Media Network Weblog
- Iran’s national broadcaster, IRIB, has accused the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) of acting unprofessionally by refusing to let IRIB take part in its general assembly in Copenhagen last week. Although IRIB is associate member, the EBU withdrew the invitation for the Iranian broadcaster to attend and called on Iran to remove all obstacles to journalists [...]
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