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30 Aug 2014:The Pet Shop Boys meeting Lynda Snell was a classic 'celeb' Archers moment, writes Miranda Sawyer
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10 Aug 2014: Simon Hattenstone: For years, he was the archetypal cheesy radio DJ. Now, untouched by the BBC’s catalogue of scandals, Tony Blackburn has earned a new reputation as a soul aficionado and national treasure
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7 Aug 2014:
Nosheen Iqbal: The first of Robin Ince's three-part documentary on the world of motivational materials showed how a potted history of philosophy has turned into a $13bn exercise in recycling
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7 Aug 2014: Listeners complain as downloads of Book at Bedtime and News Quiz are replaced by Radio 1’s Scott Mills. By Paul Revoir
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7 Aug 2014: Commercial radio trade body RadioCentre questions stations’ roles ahead of corporation’s biggest ever music radio review. By John Plunkett
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3 Aug 2014:
Radio 1 DJ and presenter of hit television shows in the 1980s and 90s, he later launched his own business, Flying TV
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3 Aug 2014: Ben Cardew: Station adopts strategy of ‘listen, watch, share’ as it battles to stay relevant to an audience that has shifted to social media
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2 Aug 2014: Broadcaster moved comfortably between radio and television before founding aerial filming company
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31 Jul 2014:
Rajar figures show R2 breakfast show pulls in 9.91 million listeners a week, as 6 Music overtakes Radio 3 for the first time
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2 Jul 2014: Victoria Derbyshire and Shelagh Fogarty among stars departing, leaving only one weekly show solely fronted by a woman. By John Plunkett
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1 Jul 2014: Charlotte Higgins: From the broadcaster’s earliest days, the balance between the popular and the niche has been fiercely contested
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15 Jun 2014:
David Hepworth: The corporation’s stations should focus on must-have rather than nice-to-have shows that play to minority tastes
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10 Jun 2014: Cost-savings drive aims to cut 15% of total staff, with stations moved into two ‘hubs’: pop music and classical and speech. By Jason Deans
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8 Jun 2014: Read Media Monkey’s Diary from the Monday print pages
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6 Jun 2014:
Corporation says 300 staff will have ‘clear and accountable roles’ at annual music festival, with 272 covering Brazil 2014
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