Radio '92
1: This is JICRAR, handing over to RAJAR
William Phillips
This month the last important bastion of non-commercial purity in British broadcasting is due to tumble, as Classic FM becomes our first national radio network financed by advertising. Meanwhile new Independent Local Radio stations continue to be franchised at a hectic rate, considering the imminence of two more network rivals and the impact of the sector's lengthiest recession since it came into being twenty years ago. Even the BBC is getting in on the expansionary act with Radio Six, and is joining forces at long last with...