Is TV killing the radio stars?

Article Abstract:

The scarcity of work in radio production is being further compromised for the independent radio companies by competition from television companies. Few commissions are available in the radio industry and radio producers may survive only through using their specialist expertise to produce specific programs. An advantage of the linkage between television and radio production is the accessibility of major stars who could be contracted by one production company to work in both mediums.

Contracts, Television production companies, Radio stations

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Young achiever

Article Abstract:

Roger Mosey was named as controller of BBC Radio 5 Live in October 1996, replacing Jenny Abramsky. The new controller, aged 38 and with a degree in modern history and languages, began working for the BBC in local radio in 1979 and joined national radio in 1983, when he became a Radio 4 producer. Insiders say that Mosey, who is dedicated and enthusiastic, is well-liked and respected by his colleagues.

Officials and employees, British Broadcasting Corp., Radio producers and directors, Radio producers, Mosey, Roger

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Parry-Davies to shut Rewind Productions

Article Abstract:

Chris Parry-Davies, the CEO of Rewind Media Group, is planning to shut down the firm's radio production unit. The name of the unit is Rewind Productions.

United Kingdom, Strategy & planning, Planning, Rewind Productions, Parry-Davies, Chris

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