Media World
And talk show shall speak unto talk show
Peter Fiddick
Radio, you might have thought, would be the easy bit of the 'digital revolution'. In any country where choice and competition are permitted, the analogue version has flourished, by virtue of being far cheaper than television to produce and highly targettable.
In the UK, even the BBC in its monopoly days quickly saw the possibilities for producing three different strands of programming, catering for its audience's changing moods and interests, while it was in this same era that the Duchy of Luxembourg established itself as the haven for...