Monthly Archives: April 2009

Sweet Sixteen

Monica Seles was stabbed in the back during a quarter final match in Hamburg, The UN was taking action in Bosnia, Indecent Proposal was number one at the cinema in the states, and George Michael, Lisa Stansfield and Queen were number one with ‘Five Live’. Yet something even more important was happening on April 30th [...]

A First for Deep Purple by David Lambert

A month or so ago, Russ Williams was interviewing Deep Purple’s Ian Gillan about his new album “One Eye To Morocco”. During the conversation, Ian mentioned that he had always dreamed of making an acoustic album. This prompted Russ to ask whether any Deep Purple tracks could be stripped down and played on a 12-string [...]

Absolute Radio Playlist: 28 April 2009

The new playlist is out today. New entries include songs from Marmaduke Duke, Nickelback, Snow Patrol and Kasabian. Geoff Lloyd’s Hometime Record of the Week is A Camp and Love Has Left The Room.

Radio Reborn by Adam Bowie

Yesterday saw Mediaguardian host Radio Reborn 2009, with a wide range of top radio industry people discussing the state of radio and its future. The morning saw keynotes from Tim Davie, director of audio and radio at the BBC who said that radio needs to act now to avoid a future of managing decline. With [...]

Anti-Social Smartphone Users by Chris Goldson

With an increased number of iPhones and Blackberries across the building, and the launch of our new iPhone app, and the chance to check emails on the move, and send important texts, and update our Twitter accounts, and just… do… like LOADS of just AMAZING things on our phones… the below presentation clip caught my [...]