Radioland, with James Cridland - radio futurologist
A regular audio column with the most interesting news about radio's future. James is a radio futurologist - a writer, speaker and consultant concentrating on the effect that new platforms and technology are having on the radio business across the world. He has a website at https://james.cridland.net where you can subscribe to Radioland, his newsletter.
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Longwave closures and job cuts from the BBC
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The AI top 40, and the BBC News channel in Australia
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Should you pull your radio station off TuneIn?
<p>Well, should you?</p><p></p><p>More at https://radioland.email</p><p></p><p></p>
What the radio figures actually say about multiplatform radio
<p>There's a nice graph here: https://james.cridland.net/blog/2026/multiplatform-radio-figures/</p>
The world of radio goes to Rīga
<p>Latvia is the home of Radiodays Europe this year</p><p></p><p>https://radioland.email for more!</p>
The big changes for radio's 55+ audience
<p>New research shows that radio's core audience is changing rapidly.</p><p></p><p>More on this and everything else at https://radioland.email</p>
Kyle and Jackie O - what their show ending means for the radio industry
<p>One of Australia’s biggest radio shows, Kyle & Jackie O, has ended. Tuesday’s announcement to the ASX, the Australian stock market, makes it clear that it isn’t a stunt. The show is now off the air: Kent Small is doing the breakfast show in both Sydney and Melbourne (this is Australian radio, so he has to have a nickname, which is “Smallzy”).</p><p>Employment lawyers will now be involved, in two of the biggest media legal cases in the country, as things begin to get messy. Jackie “O” Henderson is now saying that she “did not quit or resign”...
Ofcom's news rules to cool FM band?
<p>Read this at https://radioland.email</p>
Radioland gets a Marty; NRJ to leave national radio in Sweden
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Why TV's decline matters for radio
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