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Prime
Radio Stations
Streams are
Real Audio in
all cases: Some have Windows
as well.
ABC,
Australia
Streams
list:
Radio
Australia
News
stream
ABC, Anerica
(Links to audio)
BBC:
World
Service:
(Links to audio services)
UK -Radio 1:
UK -Radio 2 :
UK Radio 3:
UK--Radio 4:
UK Radio Five Live:
BBC Where
I Live
(for local stations):
Radio
1 stream:
Radio
2 Stream:
Radio
3 stream:
Radio 4 stream (FM):
Radio
4 stream (AM):
Radio
5 stream:
CBC,Canada
Links
to audio streams:
Hourly
newscast:
US National Public Radio:
News
Voice of America:
Audio
News reports:
WORLD RADIO NETWORK
((listeners area has on-demand audio reports from various broadcasters
from round the world)
ZDTV Radio
Technical news -home page
Music
Streams
(Classical):
King (US)
RTE
Lyric FM (Ireland):
WQXR (links to stream):
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ABOUT THIS SITE
RadioNewsWeb is the brainchild of John Sutton and Keith Hayes
It was created because we felt the web lacked a good
site for intelligent discussion of radio and radio issues despite the
proliferation of broadcasts on the web and the tremendous opportunities
which the web potentially offers for radio. As we worked on it,
we realised that there wasn't all that much on the web in terms of radio
analysis at all and a woeful lack of references in most general media
except when there was gossip, scandal, or a business story.
We don't ignore the value of these and they'll be a significant part
of this site but we would welcome feedback not only on them but also
on more artistic and technical matters.
In particular we would welcome contact from those of
you who can provide audio we can use as examples. (see November
1999 Comment and Radio
Stations)
.We took inspiration from many sites and colleagues.
In particular we wish to mention -- Arts
and Letters Daily (went under 2002) and Scitech
Daily plus TV
Newsweb.com - also now out of business ) run by ex-WTN
(Worldwide Television News) colleague, Ken Herron.
Design Notes: We have eschewed the fancy for download speed,
expecially for the most recent stories; most pages are 25-50 Kb although
full month's archives are up to around 350Kb.
John
Sutton
has been an editor and journalist in newspapers and television for
more than 30 years. He has a deep interest in multi-media and
news
John graduated as a chemical engineer but moved into newspapers, reporting
for the Yorkshire Evening Post, Birmingham Post and as a freelance for
UK national newspapers from The Daily Telegraph to The Daily Sketch(long
deceased).
He moved to the BBC where he worked on
local radio and as as a regional journalist with dual responsibility
for writing for radio and television news bulletins. 'Broadcasting
in the Seventies' ended his radio career plans and he moved to the Visnews
television news agency.
There he launched the world's first daily TV news satellite service
and also oversaw satellite links for Sports Aid , the most complicated
satellite linked television programme ever produced at the time.
After Reuters took over Visnews, John was seconded to help train young
journalists entering the company as well as seasoned text reporters
with no experience of radio or tv. His training systems and course structures
are still used as a base for Reuters employees today. John
worked closely with Keith Hayes on the Reuters Financial Report programme
as executive editor.
John is currently freelancing.
Keith
Hayes has broadcast on radio and television in both the United Kingdom and North America.
He started his career in Vancouver with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation in radio and television. Keith then moved via radio station CKVN( (later CFUN) to CJOR where he was news director.
He returned to his native Britain in 1973 as head of news at BRMB in Birmingham as commercial radio opened up in the UK. He briefly joined the BBC at Pebble Mill in Birmingham before going to Northern Ireland with Radio Ulster (BBC). There he produced both current affairs and light entertainment programmes.
From senior newsreader at Ulster Television, he moved on to start Northern Ireland's first independent production company before returning to London as senior producer at European Business Today, satellite television's first daily business programme. At Reuters television (Visnews) he edited a number of business programmes such as Financial Report, a weekly review seen in over 80 countries and was London anchor for PBS's Morning and Nightly Business Reports.
He is presently news editor at on-line television service efdex but retains strong interests in Radio Caburn a small regional radio station in the Sussex town of Lewes.
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