Capital asset

Article Abstract:

Capital Radio appointed Mark Findlay to head its music programming. Findlay has made his mark in radio in Scotland and has also gained a reputation for promoting new bands. Findlay's appointment follows reports that London's Capital 95.9 FM lost 17% of its audience in fourth-quarter 2002 vis-a-vis the same period in 2001. In addition, profits have suffered and layoffs have taken place. The station believes it has a turnaround plan in place but it will be up to Findlay to make it work and to promote promising new talent.

Radio Broadcasting, Management dynamics, Management, Company business management, Capital Radio PLC

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2001 broadcast rich list

Article Abstract:

Despite the dotcom disaster, British broadcasting millionaires have had a largely profitable year. The article lists the top 100 by their 2001 wealth, led by Sir Peter Michael of GWR Group at 185 million pounds sterling. At number 100 is Lord Bragg of LWT at 4 million pounds sterling.

Sales, profits & dividends, Radio and Television Broadcasting, Radio & TV Broadcasting, Statistical Data Included, Finance, Broadcasting industry, Broadcasting, Executives, GWR Group PLC, Michael, Peter

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The Jazzman

Article Abstract:

Jazz FM's chief executive Richard Wheatly has sold 30% of the shares to Clear Channel in the United States, and offloaded sister station Viva. He also hosts a late night jazz show.

Usage, Interview, Chief executive officers, Jazz music, Jazz, Wheatly, Richard, Jazz FM

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