UK
Fix Radio is going national on DAB digital radio via SDL
Fix Radio is joining the Sound Digital Ltd DAB multiplex expanding its coverage across the country. […]
Month: March 2022
AU & NZ
Vera Blue’s Red Room performance
Vera Blue kicked off the first Nova’s Red Room of 2022 in style, partnering with PayPal Pay in 4 and Melbourne Fashion Festival for an intimate and classy performance.Hosted by the dapper Kent ‘Smallzy’ Small, the show dazzled from The Edge in Melbourne CBD’s Federation Square for just over 200 guests made up of lucky Nova listeners and other special appearances. Sporting a black… Read More
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UK
Nation Broadcasting becomes partner and investor in Podcast Radio
Podcast Radio has attracted Nation Broadcasting as an investor and partner ahead of planned international growth. […]
AU & NZ
Marcus Paul’s new show ‘will continue to grow’
Marcus Paul says hi to all the ‘haters’ in our comments section, and also thanks those who posted supportive comments.When he began his online radio show, we asked Marcus Paul to check back with us in a week or so to tell us how it is going.With three shows under his belt and interaction to… Read More
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AU & NZ
Are Australian radio employees being paid enough?
Radio Today has been contacted anonymously by a radio employee arguing for increased pay in an open letter to the industry.Dear radio network executives,I’m one of your many passionate employees that have worked in the industry for a while, and if I’m being honest, I’m a little over you taking advantage of us all…Your producers,… Read More
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ASIA
Russian Radio and TV leave European Broadcasting Union
Russia’s State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company (VGTRK), Channel One, and the Ostankino radio house announced that they were leaving the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), a statement by the broadcasters said on Saturday.“Channel One, VGTRK and the Ostankino radio house announce their exit from the European Broadcasting Union as a response measure to Russia being excluded from the participation in the Eurovision-2022 song contest which we view as an improper political sacrifice at the music forum which has always emphasized its non-political status,” the statement said.On February 25, the EBU made a decision that Russia wouldn’t participate in the Eurovision-2022 song contest which will be held in Turin.Earlier, Baltic broadcasters appealed to the EBU to suspend or cancel the membership of VGTRK and Channel One over the situation in Ukraine. They urged the EBU to adopt a firm stance and use all available means to support and protect the people of Ukraine and its independence.Russian President Vladimir Putin said in a televised address on Thursday morning that in response to a request by the heads of the Donbass republics he had made a decision to carry out a special military operation in order to protect people “who have been suffering from abuse and genocide by the Kiev regime for eight years.” The Russian leader stressed that Moscow had no plans of occupying Ukrainian territories.Russia’s Defense Ministry reported later on Thursday that Russian troops were not delivering strikes against Ukrainian cities. It emphasized that Ukrainian military infrastructure was being destroyed by precision weapons.Image: Ostankino Tower, Moscow. Wikimapia. […]