Radio
From Media UK's The Knowledge. Last update: 23:01, 26 Apr 2008 by Craig Williams. Based on work by David Baynham, Kevin Field, Darren Bruce, Sean Cooper, Matthew Webb, Martin Phillp, Vincent Lo, James Wickham, Stuart Pinfold, Glenn Denny, James Hamilton, Olly Benson, James Hatts, Ian Hickling, Lee Climpson, Tom Hogan, James Cridland, Andrew Garner, GavRichards, Matthew Harris, Joff Hopkins, Helen Blaby and Martin Deutsch.
Current articles are:
- An introduction to radio in the UK
- Antennas : Basic facts and figures
- BBC Local Radio : All BBC local stations
- BBC Radio 1
- Big City Network
- Building a home studio : Hints and tips on setting up a home studio
- Coping with early morning shifts and disrupted sleep
- Copyright and Adverts : The basic rules and regulations about using Impressions and Copyrighted Ideas
- Galaxy Network : No.1 For Dance & R'n'B
- How to be a phone-in caller
- How To Read The Travel Without Sounding Like A Muppet
- Independent Radio News
- ISDN: What is ISDN
- Isles FM
- LBC & The history of LBC : LBC 97.3 (phone-ins and talk shows) and LBC News 1152 (rolling news)
- Making a demo tape : Helpful hints and tips about making a Demo
- Obituary Procedure : Make sure you know what to do and how to handle it
- The Pepsi Chart
- Radio platforms : From AM/FM to all Digital formats
- RadioToday.co.uk : All about the radio news website
- Running an RSL : Some useful background and advice
- showprep : All about radio showprep websites
- So you want to be a Voice Over : Helpful hints and tips
- Student Radio
- The Creative Challenge of Radio Advertising
- The history and development of radio in the UK
- Tony Aitken : Biog of Actor/Voice Over Tony Aitken
- URY : University Radio York
- Voiceover: What is a V.O
- Why are anoraks called anoraks?
- Xfm : The History of the Xfm Network
In addition, many articles link to other articles: so the page about radio platforms also links to articles about, for example, DAB digital radio.
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