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Former Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries and ex-Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s desire to push forward with privatising C4 led to the UK’s radio sector being “left out in the cold” during a high-level consultation about the future of broadcasting.

Radiocentre’s Mark Barber refutes the assertion that, when it comes to measurement, radio could be at a disadvantage compared to digital streamers.

The Government’s proposed Media Bill brings new reforms to UK TV and radio to enable public service broadcasters and commercial radio stations more power to compete with streaming giants.

Transport for London (TfL) has launched a multi-platform campaign to equip users of the network with techniques to intervene in hate crime incidents.

Media measurement is a tough topic that generates strong views but it’s crucial that the marketers who fund media through advertising have confidence in what they are buying. So we’ve got something special for our next Future of Brands conference, writes the editor.

Bauer Media Audio plans to launch an audio product that “reinvents radio for an online on-demand environment” in Europe.

A podcast created entirely by artificial intelligence? Audio production company This Is Distorted is leaning into the AI craze.

Opinion: Podcasts and podcasters do not exist in a vacuum, and advertisers need to think of them as part of influencer culture.

In brief: Radioplayer has appointed Yann Legarson as its new CEO as founder Michael Hill exits the organisation.

Director-general Tim Davie creates a “toxic culture of fear and paranoia” in BBC Classical Music. But BBC bosses before Davie have been just as savage.