Opinion

Opinion: Howard Kosky, CEO & founder of broadcast specialists markettiers4DC, shares his thoughts on Chris Evans moving to Virgin Radio.

It was twenty years ago that Century 105 began broadcasting across Liverpool, Greater Manchester, Lancashire and beyond.

BBC Director, Radio & Education James Purnell says he would like to see an official way to measure the popularity of podcasts.

BBC Radio 1, 1Xtra and Asian Network Controller Ben Cooper blogs for RadioToday about reinventing radio for the Alexa age

RadioToday's Stuart Clarkson reviews the 3-day digital station to celebrate Radio 1's 50th birthday this weekend.

An opinion piece from Mike Wood, AV Director at Carat on some small but important changes at Apple.

Speech by Bob Shennan, Director of Radio and Music to the Radiodays Europe conference on Monday 20 March 2017.

RadioToday’s Stuart Clarkson considers whether it really matters if you don’t live in the TSA you broadcast to.

Forget advertising revenue, what’s the point of creating a body of work if there is no-one to appreciate it?

David Lloyd blogs about the sad death of Desmond Carrington, announced by BBC Radio 2.

100% Digital - By Laurence Harrison, Market Development Director, Digital Radio UK

The Countdown to FMexit is on - a blog by Laurence Harrison, Market Development Director, Digital Radio UK.

Laurence Harrison, Market Development Director, Digital Radio UK, arrives in Norway for the big DAB event.

Facebook is entering the live audio space early next year and is working with the BBC and Global to launch the service.

The new show is available to all broadcasters (UK and internationally) and will be a celebration and tribute to all the amazing artists who are sadly no longer with us.

We got our hands on a Ruark R4 Mk3 radio to play with. It’s the first Ruark-branded radio set we’ve reviewed and at £650 we’ve got high expectations.

This week, I’ve been considering how I’d address the dreaded weekend challenge if I had to be responsible for station output.

'My show is a rambling tabloid news conference. All human tragedy is there, but also lots of light in the shade.'

Mike started in radio in 1991, and is now the host of Key 103 Manchester's breakfast show. Listen to his chat with Craig Bruce here.

Jamie has spent the last ten years co-hosting Heart Breakfast with Jamie and Emma Bunton in London.

Ken Bruce has hosted mornings on BBC Radio 2 for more than thirty years, and with the second largest radio audience in Europe, Ken is a bona fide radio legend.

OC has been the host of The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show on Absolute Radio for a decade, and now talks to Craig Bruce about.... everything!

The Games Changers: Radio podcast has arrived in the UK for Season 3, following two seasons interviewing Australian radio talent.

Apple's newest iPhone will not include the headphone jack, meaning a number of issues for the radio industry.

Daily Telegraph Radio Critic and ARIAs judge Gillian Reynolds writes a guest blog post on the importance of awards to the industry and what it means for the listeners, the ultimate judges.

Sera Baker, new Radio Academy Intern, writes about the ReelWorld Radio Academy’s ’30 Under 30’ competition with two previous winners.

Last month’s first quarter RAJAR results showed that listening to radio via a digital platform has increased to 44.1%. But Ben Hart, Head of Commercial Radio at Arqiva, explains why these results only…

The unanimous feeling at BBC Radio 2 is that the wrong Tony was sacked. Just one of the lines from Paul Gambaccini during a conversation with RadioToday.

Previous ReelWorld Radio Academy 30 Under 30 winner Tim Johns talks about the initiative ahead of this year's launch.

RadioToday took time out to visit the new studios of Capital FM in Leicester Square, London, and Managing Editor Roy Martin tells you what he thinks.

The decorating of my bathroom on Green Lane North remained unfinished after just a few hours of effort on the afternoon of Saturday 15 April,1989.

Orion Media has received interest from other radio groups, according to a report in the Telegraph.

Life without radio would be pretty dull, I reckon. Thankfully, the research published by Ofcom, assembled by Kantar, to fuel Government thinking on future commercial radio regulation, suggests much…

Percentage of respondents who listen to the radio but currently have no DAB set in the home, how likely is it that your household will get a DAB radio in the next 12 months?

Radio owner and broadcaster Keri Jones is travelling around the world to record radio features, and writes for RadioToday about his recent findings.

BBC Radio 2's Mark Goodier was on-air at BBC Radio 2 when the news of Sir Terry's death was announced. He writes his thoughts and memories on the broadcaster for RadioToday.

Tributes continue to be made to Sir Terry, as broadcaster Adrian Juste writes he memories of the Radio 2 favourite.

Radio's David Lloyd writes about the radio legend Sir Terry Wogan, who has died at the age of 77.

Broadcaster and journalist Howard Hughes wrote this in 2008 about Sir Terry Wogan, and today we re-publish as a tribute to the Radio 2 presenter.

There is panic in the Universe. Global has created the ultimate weapon with enough power to take over an entire city.

For some reason, most music radio stations use December the 1st as that magical day to start slowly introducing Christmas songs into playlists.

With World Mental Health Day just around the corner, one radio presenter has broken his silence about his secret battle with depression.

In my view still too many stations put all their effort into what they are posting without being seen to read or interact with listeners.

Radiocentre says the purpose of its Trustmark, announced last week, is to give listeners the reassurance that they can trust advertising messages they hear on radio.