For more on this podcast, and on the future of radio and audio on-demand, see the Future of Radio blog post series at: http://blogs.bl.uk/sound-and-vision/2016/09/the-future-of-radio-a-special-british-library-podcast.html

In addition to this podcast discussion the British Library invited several key figures of radio today, representing different sectors and interest groups, to write a series of blog posts setting out their views. Here is the first of them (follow the links from this one to the others and please do share via Facebook, Twitter etc): http://blogs.bl.uk/sound-and-vision/2016/09/the-future-of-radio-no-1-charlie-phillips-2.html

Where are the current trends in radio and online audio leading? What might radio sound (and look) like on its 2022 centenary? Some leading figures of UK radio come together for a discussion on radio today and tomorrow: Ruth Barnes chairs a panel featuring Matt Deegan (Folder Media/Next Radio conference), Helen Boaden (Director of BBC Radio), Femi Adeyemi (NTS Radio) and journalist/broadcaster Miranda Sawyer. Produced by Rosina Sound & Allanah Chance for the British Library, 16 September 2016.

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