Richard Park: The Godfather of UK Radio Still Rules
From interviewing Michael Jackson to managing Chris Moyles, from signing Craig David to heading Global Radio: Richard Park did it, but still loves to discover radio talent.
Read Moreby Thomas Giger | Dec 25, 2012 | Personality | 0 |
From interviewing Michael Jackson to managing Chris Moyles, from signing Craig David to heading Global Radio: Richard Park did it, but still loves to discover radio talent.
Read Moreby Thomas Giger | Dec 28, 2011 | Music | 14 |
Creating song rotations for music scheduling is like playing a numbers game. Good news: you don’t have to be a rocket scientist to figure it out. Just follow a couple of rules.
Read Moreby Thomas Giger | Dec 23, 2011 | Music | 2 |
Music scheduling: less is more! Consider a shorter sequence of less song categories for better music rotation and more format consistency. A Modern AC case study.
Read Moreby Thomas Giger | Dec 1, 2011 | Music | 0 |
Starting to play Christmas music weeks before the holidays can work for a radio format – if it’s introduced gradually, includes variety, and enhances strategy.
Read Moreby Thomas Giger | Nov 20, 2011 | Music | 2 |
BBC Radio 2 head of music Jeff Smith talks about their broad variety of pop songs. “They may not all test brilliantly, but they’re not gonna’ hurt anybody.”
Read Moreby Thomas Giger | Nov 11, 2011 | Music | 0 |
Music scheduling without audience research and tight playlisting: can this work? Seems like it does, for BBC Radio 2. A search for the perfect balance between science and art.
Read Moreby Thomas Giger | Oct 24, 2011 | Music | 0 |
How could small market radio stations without big money for fancy auditorium music tests and call-outs, still do music research? (No, it’s not cheap online music testing.)
Read Moreby Thomas Giger | Sep 26, 2011 | Music | 0 |
How could radio add more variety, context and meaning to its playlist, and still keep its on-air music format focused? Some inspiration from music community Last.fm.
Read Moreby Thomas Giger | Sep 5, 2011 | Programming | 0 |
Surprise: what your radio station is airing now, is almost irrelevant in the context of audience perception and listener behavior. It’s about what people expect to happen next.
Read Moreby Thomas Giger | Aug 8, 2011 | Music | 5 |
How to build a song database and set up your music scheduling software to create variety & flow? The 20 minute format rule and 5 essential song criteria explained.
Read Moreby Thomas Giger | Aug 5, 2011 | Music | 1 |
Radio music scheduling is about pinpointing and envisioning your target audience – and fulfilling its expectations all the time. “A good music director always keeps the listener in mind.”
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