Radio Journalism (general)
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The Basics of Radio Journalism
There is no substitute for experience, and a small news room may be just the best place to learn the basics of radio news reporting that always work. more...
Where to Find Inspiration for Radio Writing
Human creativity takes many forms, and has been examined in many theoretical ways but there are very practical ways to start the process especially working with audio. more...
The Essentials of Radio Journalism
An important aspect of radio communication is news. Listeners want to know what's happening in their locale and in the wider world with varying degrees of interest. more...
There are an ever expanding number of different recognised radio station formats and variations in operation, and each station's news output needs to fit the format. more...
Sources and Presentation of Radio News
News is a continuing process and to report the changing events in the wider world and at a local level demands a wide variety of sources and styles of presentation. more...
Vox Pop Recordings as a Source Of News
There is a variety of news sources available to the radio newsroom, indeed any newsroom, and recording the thoughts of the audience is one of the most easily accessible. more...
How to Find a Real Job in Radio
Finding a way into radio can be difficult enough and making a living from the industry can be even harder. Many have found a career in radio, so how do they do it? more...
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By: John O'Connor
A shipping forecast broadcast by BBC Radio 4 in the UK has become habitual listening not just for sailors, but also for a significant number of the general population. more...
By: John O'Connor
BBC radio has consistently produced high quality radio comedy. Here are some examples including The Goon Show, Hancock's Half Hour and I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue. more...
Obama and Conservative Right Wing Radio
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Martha R. Gore
Conservative right wing talk show hosts' ability to deal with a centrist President Obama may determine its future as a mainstay of radio. more...
Fairness Doctrine Being Pushed by New Congress
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Martha R. Gore
The Fairness Doctrine, which was abolished in 1987, is once again being discussed as a Democrat President and Congress take office. more...
By:
Martha R. Gore
The Fairness Doctrine was an attempt by the United States Federal Communication Commission to have contrasting points of view about controversial subjects aired on radio. more...
Nila Mack: Writer of Radio's Let's Pretend
By: Anya Laurence
A Saturday morning 'must' on national radio, "Let's Pretend" ran from 1934 to 1954, thrilling children of all ages with its stories and fairy tales. more...
Sports-Talk Radio Goes Online for Listeners
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Lisa L. Rollins
Tired of the same old "big four" sports-talk radio banter, four Kentucky sports fans have created an online forum that defies traditional sports-chat conventions. more...
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