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Cameron turns the airwaves blue

Potty-mouthed Tory toff Dave Cameron caused some mild controversy on Absolute Radio after using two swearwords that are now commonplace in most wokplaces, seminaries aside, and tame to what you'd hear in most schoolyards. Its breakfast DJ, Christian O'Connell, was delighted with Dave's outburst...
Posted to Jeremy Lee on Media (Weblog) by Jeremy Lee on 30 Jul 2009

Twitter of a weekend

If you had been in any doubt this weekend must have cleared it up. It was kind of amazing. I don't know what happened, but I could not escape Twitter. It was literally everywhere I went: online, in print, on TV and radio. It was like someone flicked (Tweeted) a huge switch. Of course, there was the...
Posted to Gordon's Republic (Weblog) by Gordon Macmillan on 09 Feb 2009

Good luck Absolute, but that's enough rebranding of radio stations

The Beatles' A Day in the Life finally heralded the death of Virgin Radio and the phoenix-like emergence of Absolute Radio this morning. After a slightly pompous mission statement about what the company thought ‘real music' is, which included the suggestions ‘gigs not photo shoots' and ‘built...
Posted to Jeremy Lee on Media (Weblog) by Jeremy Lee on 29 Sep 2008

A Galaxy far, far away...

In the dimly-lit bedrooms of sandy-haired indie kids all over Scotland, you can just about hear tearful snuffles above the mournful wail of Joy Division's Isolation. And why shouldn't they weep? Indie station Xfm is to be no more, rebranded instead as part of the mainstream dance Galaxy network...
Posted to Rich Media (Weblog) by Rich Sutcliffe on 29 Aug 2008

Keaveny takes over at BBC6

The news that former Xfm DJ Shaun Keaveny is to take over the BBC6 Music breakfast slot is the best news I've heard in a while. I used to really love the Xfm breakfast when it was presented by Christian O'Connell, before he left for the wastelands of Virgin (is that working out for him? Does...
Posted to Gordon's Republic (Weblog) by Gordon Macmillan on 13 Mar 2007

Autoglass bloke beats James Nesbitt

There seems to be a trend to using real people in ads. Now James Nesbitt, he of 'Cold Feet' and Yellow Pages fame, has found himself losing out to a bloke from Autoglass. OK, losing out in the Xfm Scotland awards, but still. Breakfast show host Dominik Diamond asked listeners to vote for their...
Posted to Gordon's Republic (Weblog) by Gordon Macmillan on 07 Mar 2007

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