No longer a world service

Article Abstract:

American radio stations offer a very diverse selection of music, from oldies to rock to classical, however, finding news is becoming almost impossible. The BBC offered radio news programs to North America, but will discontinue the news show transmissions despite protests from supporters.

United States, Services discontinued, Statistical Data Included, Column

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R2 mulls fate of UK music

Article Abstract:

BBC Radio 2 will offer an evening of programming dedicated to the instability of England's music industry. The "Great British Music Debate" program will examine the industry's current weakness.

Music industry, Works, Radio programs, Great British Music Debate (Radio program)

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Radio 1 to back local musicians

Article Abstract:

BBC Radio 1 will give a minority percentage of its playlist to local British artists. The service is attempting to bolster its commitment to the music scene in Great Britain.

Entertainers & entertainment groups, Musical Groups and Artists, Musical Artists, Musicians, Radio/TV/entertainment industry software

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