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NME Radio is set to launch on national DAB for an eight month trial period starting tomorrow.

An analysis of developments in digital radio in the UK, including the latest RAJAR Q3 2009 figures.

Radio 2 bid a farewell this morning to Sir Terry Wogan after 27 years of his breakfast programme “Wake Up to Wogan”.

According to press reports Ralph Bernard, founder of Classic FM and former chief executive at GCap Media, is returning to the radio industry.

Scott Taunton, managing director of UTV Media, is this week leading a crusade across the radio industry to gather political support for Early Day Motion 436. This motion declares that the Digital Economy Bill which, in its current form threatens the future of local radio with over 100 local stations facing an uncertain future on the analogue spectrum once digital switchover has occurred.

Online radio is on the rise, with one third of the the UK’s adult population now claiming to have listened to the radio via the internet, according to RAJAR’s latest Midas 5 survey.

Raymond Snoddy wonders if grabbing the commercial radio industry by the balls and giving a hard twist will pay-off in the quest to go digital.

The Radio Advertising Bureau is launching a new tier of measurement for local and regional radio advertisers outside of London on its research tool, RadioGauge.

Sales of digital radios have topped the 10 million mark in the UK, according to new figures from the DRDB (Digital Radio Development Bureau).

Digital Radio UK has appointed the former head of Digital UK Ford Ennals as its new chief executive.