Cameras in studios and pictures on the radio. What’s the radio industry coming to? As two of this week’s stories indicate, radio is becoming a multi-media medium, not just an audio one.
Are you prepared? And is your station properly equipped and led to help take the radio industry into the multi-media future?
Here’s your chance to speculate on what awaits the radio industry and whether the people in this industry are up to the task of leading radio into a very different future.
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Good on you Neil, Bill should be pleased that one of his staff is so involved in the community. We need more announcers in the country involved in their community, staying in the community and not moving on to the next station (yes I am guilty as charged!) I think it is fantastic that Neil loves his town and wants to be leading it into the future. As far as I am concerned the only time a radio station should care about what you do outside of work hours is when you bring the station into disrepute. Neil if I were you I would contact the MEAA and find out what your rights are. Bill only pays you to work 8 hours a day, he doesn't control your life or future.