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	Radio Clyde - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Radio Clyde is a radio station broadcaster in Glasgow, Scotland.
		Based in Clydebank, the company broadcasts two radio stations in the Glasgow area, Clyde 1 and Clyde 2 and also broadcasts the digital radio station 3C (radio) on the DAB network.
		The stations were formerly owned by the Scottish Radio Holdings, but was sold to EMAP when Scottish Media Group sold its remaining shares in 2005.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Radio_Clyde (115 words)

	Scottish Radio Holdings - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Scottish Radio Holdings (SRH) was a Scottish media company which owned 22 radio stations, and around 30 local newspapers in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland.
		As a result, in 1974 Radio Clyde began broadcasting and unlike the two existing stations, both in London, was an immediate success helped in part by strong financial backers that included Sean Connery and Jackie Stewart.
		In 1991, when laws controlling the ownership of commercial stations were relaxed, the station merged with Radio Forth to form SRH and immediately floated on the London Stock Exchange.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Scottish_Radio_Holdings (211 words)

	Scotsman.com Business - Shake-up at Clyde as listeners tune to rivals (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		RADIO Clyde, once the undisputed champion of commercial radio, is to undergo a shake-up as listeners desert the station for emerging rivals.
		Clyde's heartlands are in Glasgow, Renfrewshire and Lanarkshire, and the station remains the biggest commercial broadcaster in the west of Scotland.
		Clyde 1 - aimed at the 20 to 40-year-old market - increased its weekly reach from 594,000 in the first quarter of 2005 to 608,000 in the second quarter.
	business.scotsman.com /index.cfm?id=1739232005 (979 words)

	Interview with Radio Clyde's Suzie McGuire - Associated Content
		Her road to landing Clyde 1's lunch time slot was a long one which began when she was just 15 - making tea and coffee at her local station West Sound.
		Radio Clyde's top man Paul Cooney came to West Sound looking for presenters for Ayrshire's other radio station West FM and Suzie's rather sexy voice was chosen to co-host the show for a short while before it became her own.
		One of the bosses at Clyde 1 once took her out of the studio for saying rude words and Suzie feared she was never going to get back on the air.
	associatedcontent.com /article/20440/interview_with_radio_clydes_suz... (513 words)

	House of Commons Hansard Debates for 25 Feb 2003 (pt 12)
		Radio Clyde has been so successful owing to the fact that it is a west of Scotland radio station—or stations, as the hon.
		Radio stations will be able to provide a local service only by using people on the ground locally.
		The issue is whether we should be asking Ofcom to micro-manage what the commercial radio stations do to such an extent as is provided for in the Bill, or whether we should point out that local radio stations have been hugely successful and that the most successful are those that provide the most local service.
	www.publications.parliament.uk /pa/cm200203/cmhansrd/vo030225/debtext/30225-12.htm (1413 words)

	FollowFollow.com - Food for thought - radio alternatives
		However on Clyde when a caller tried to discuss the video, listeners were told by a man who had four priests at his daughters wedding that this wasn’t a footballing story and they weren’t going to discuss it.
		Radio Clyde seems to cater specifically for Celtic Minded individuals, suppose that is to be expected when most of the panel is Celtic Minded.
		Radio Scotland is just sad and pathetic and seem to derive a lot of their “humour” from calling us “Huns” and DOBs etc. Neither of the two seems really keen on discussing anything to do with Rangers in a positive light.
	www.followfollow.com /news/loadnews.asp?cid=TMNW&id=274242 (1078 words)

	Scottish Radio Holdings PLC
		Radio Clyde announced the appointment of Paul Cooney as their new Managing Director today (Thursday).
		He still presents Scotland's most listened-to radio programme, Super Scoreboard Live which is broadcast on Clyde, Westsound and many of the SRH stations.
		Chairman of Clyde and SRH Chief Executive, Richard Findlay added: "I am delighted that Paul is returning to take on what must be one of the most coveted jobs in commercial radio.
	www.srhplc.com /prereleases/27jan00.html (294 words)

	B-29 Radio Project
		We are working to preserve the legacy of the Collins ART-13 / ATC Radio Transmitter by recreating an operational Radio Operator position in the B-29 bomber as a special exhibit for the Carl and Mary Koehler History Center.
		Clyde Hussey, a radio operator on the last B-29 mission over Japan, will be at the History Center at noon on the 19th to make the very first radio contacts using this equpment.
		Clyde Hussey, radio operator on the last B-29 mission over Japan, August 14-15 1945, will be making the first calls on the equipment at 12:00 noon.
	www.collinsclubs.com /carc/b-29 (1359 words)

	Ground Zero Radio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Combining Talk Radio, Music, and Soundscapes, Ground Zero radio applies the idea that theater of the mind can create an entertaining three hours of the most compelling radio broadcast on the air today.
		Hosted by radio veteran Clyde Lewis, Ground Zero Radio is a show that commands an impressive audience locally and nationally.
		Ground Zero radio has been heard all over the world and is recognized as the most entertaining talk shows by industry magazines like Radio and Records and Rolling Stone.
	www.clydelewis.com (551 words)

	Worn Free T-Shirts - Frank Zappa - Radio Clyde T-Shirt - New Vintage style tee shirts as worn by: John Lennon and Frank ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Worn Free T-Shirts - Frank Zappa - Radio Clyde T-Shirt - New Vintage style tee shirts as worn by: John Lennon and Frank Zappa and designs by John van Hamersveld - Worn Free Tees
		As the story goes, the programme director at Radio Clyde (Glasgow, Scotland) gave this shirt to Frank Zappa after an interview in 1980.
		Wear this and share your disappointment and radio rejection.
	www.wornfree.com /t-shirts/zappa_2.html (84 words)

	Scotland on Sunday - Business - Breakfast time slot for blood-letting at troubled Clyde
		Macfadyen fell victim to the problems plaguing one of Scotland's biggest radio stations when it emerged on Tuesday that he was leaving "by mutual consent".
		Emap, which took control of Radio Clyde as part of a takeover of Scottish Radio Holdings in June this year, put an advert for the job on its corporate website shortly afterwards.
		Cooney said this was proof that the changes made at Clyde, including moving one of its key football shows from Clyde 2 to Clyde 1 and playing a wider variety of music, are working.
	scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com /business.cfm?id=2167172005 (1119 words)

	Geosynchronous Orbit - Halflife2.net
		Clyde had sat at the radio for nearly an hour now.
		No, the word “radio” was not the proper term to describe this rather peculiar contraption.
		Clyde didn’t know how the machine functioned on the inside, but if the instructions Dr. Kleiner told him were correct, he knew how to use and read the thing.
	www.halflife2.net /forums/showthread.php?t=81645 (546 words)

	The Pirate Radio Hall of Fame: Disc-Jockeys Ma-Mi
		In June 1965 a disc-jockey on Radio City called Tony Carroll had to be air-lifted off the fort with acute appendicitis and the station urgently needed a replacement.
		He was a radio natural and immediately became one of the listeners' favourites.
		Carl Mitchell on Radio Caroline South International reading the 5pm news on 21st December 1967 and closing down the station for the night on 11th December 1967.
	www.offshoreradio.co.uk /djsm.htm (4362 words)

	Real Radio ousts Clyde - [Sunday Herald]
		BOTH Real Radio and that stalwart of the local commercial airwaves, Radio Clyde, have performed well in the latest tranche of research by radio industry body, Rajar.
		But Paul Cooney, managing director at Radio Clyde, shrugged off suggestions that the market was becoming oversaturated to the extent that it was offering listeners too much choice.
		Clyde 1 FM, which covers Glasgow and the west of Scotland, saw a weekly reach of 37% during the period.
	www.sundayherald.com /43691 (444 words)

	Connection Côte d'Azur - Radio Days (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		We took over Radio Relax and continued it as Radio Relax for about three years while we were doing a lot of behind-the-scenes support work to try to get it in shape.” The station is now Radio International, with The Breeze run from the same offices.
		So there is a fine line to be drawn in trying to broadcast programmes like The Rob and Mike Breakfast Show that have slightly more information but hold a fairly youthful approach to music for people on their way to work and the music that is broadcast during the day, to a slightly different audience.
		Riviera [Radio]’s making some advances in that direction, and we’re very glad that they are because that’s part of developing this industry.
	www.angloinfo.com /cca/0108radio1.asp?p (3153 words)

	Radio Authority renews Radio Clyde's Glasgow licences (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Radio Authority has today (4 October) announced that it will be renewing the two Glasgow local licences held by Radio Clyde Ltd. - for Clyde 1 (FM) and Clyde 2 (AM) - both to run for a further eight years, from 31 December 2002 until 30 December 2010.
		This is due to the fact that Radio Clyde is the provider of two digital sound programme services on the Glasgow local multiplex.
		The Radio Authority is responsible for licensing and regulating Independent Radio in accordance with the statutory requirements of the Broadcasting Acts 1990 and 1996.
	www.ofcom.org.uk /static/archive/rau/newsroom/news-release/02/pr122.htm (243 words)

	The Motley Fool UK: Qualiport, 19/08/2002
		Scottish Radio is a media group with interests in commercial radio broadcasting and local newspaper publishing.
		In terms of continuing operations, for the year ending September 2001, Scottish Radio's split of underlying contributions from Radio and Newspapers was roughly 60:40 in favour of Radio.
		Since September 1994, Scottish Radio's acquisition spree (6 radio purchases totalling £72.8m, 7 newspaper purchases totalling £47.2m and 7 billboard purchases totalling £61.9m) caused the group's intangible assets to balloon from £6.5m to £109.2m.
	www.fool.co.uk /qualiport/2002/qualiport020819.htm?ref=foolwatch (1301 words)

	Sale sparks windfall for Radio Clyde chiefs - Evening Times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		RADIO Clyde bosses have landed massive windfalls as worried staff brace themselves for job losses.
		Emap owns a string of radio stations across the country in cities such as Newcastle, Leeds and Manchester.
		Radio Clyde managing director Paul Cooney said: "Emap is a very powerful group and Radio Clyde can only develop from being part of that set-up.
	www.eveningtimes.co.uk /print/news/5040293.shtml (451 words)

	Sony Radio Academy Awards \| Latest News
		The 2006 nominations were selected from over 1400 entries across all sectors of UK radio, and caused much surprise and excitement, as new faces from local and commercial radio pipped more established names to secure those sought after nominations.
		As this was the first year that radio ‘brands’ could be considered in the mighty UK Station of the Year category, all eyes will be on XFM, as they enter their ‘David and Goliath’ battle with BBC Radio 1 and BBC Radio 2.
		Considering radio from across the whole of the UK, the judges were required to reach their decisions based solely on the content of the entry actually submitted, and not on the basis of any wider knowledge they may have.
	www.radioawards.org /news/news.htm (626 words)

	Edinburgh Evening News - Business - SRH getting tuned in for further expansion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Glasgow-based owner of the Forth and Clyde radio stations paid £18.4 million for a 51 per cent stake in Vibe Radio Service last year, with London-based GWR taking a 49 per cent stake in the firm, which broadcasts to the east and west of England.
		In November, the group unveiled a four per cent rise in radio revenues and a five per cent gain in newspaper advertising revenues as it reported a full-year loss of £13.5m.
		SRH said its radio stations continued to gain in popularity, with industry figures showing a year-on-year increase in listeners of three per cent, with a five per cent rise in total hours broadcast.
	edinburghnews.scotsman.com /business.cfm?id=62732003 (564 words)

	Clyde 1 remains buoyant but now has Real fight on its hands - [Sunday Herald]
		Real Radio, however, recorded a 42,000 rise in numbers, to close the gap on Clyde 1 to 5000 listeners and reach 654,000 people across the central belt – its highest ever audience figure.
		Radio Forth programme director Nik Goodman said: “We are in a highly competitive marketplace with some very strong radio stations which are targeting older listeners, as does Forth 2.
		Both Radio 2 and Real Radio put in a solid performance this time around and we recognise there is strong competition for Forth’s loyal listener base.
	www.sundayherald.com /41823 (923 words)

	Radio Scotland 242 - The MV Comet - Alans Radio Pages
		Radio Scotland operated from the converted lightship the LV Comet from 31st Decmeber 1965 until 14th August 1967.
		A campaign to have Radio Scotland exempted from the provisions of the act had been launched on the grounds that its signal reached into parts of the country where it was not possible to hear the BBC services, but to no avail.
		Radio Scotland was one of the few, if not only offshore station to attempt a "full service" range of programming, instead of concentrating on Top-40 or light music as the other stations did.
	www.rossrevenge.co.uk /scot (1981 words)

	The Tour Dates (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The headline act is The Proclaimers, a band that have enjoyed world-wide recognition and success during their fifteen years in the music industry and have released their fifth album ‘Born Innocent’ in September.
		Radio Clyde’s Managing Director Paul Cooney is delighted to be part of Glasgow’s Hogmanay and said today, “We have a terrific line-up this year and it is fitting that Radio Clyde will celebrate it’s 30th Anniversary at the’bells’ in the heart of Glasgow at the people’s party.”
		Information on Glasgow’s Hogmanay with Radio Clyde 2003 will be updated on the website www.glasgowshogmanay.org.uk and the information line 0871 200 3940.
	www.proclaimers.co.uk /glasgow_hog.html (369 words)

	The Scotsman - Business - Real Radio targets BBC in ratings war (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Arch rival Radio Clyde also gained listeners, but was let down by stable-mate Clyde 2, which shed 44,000 listeners to 322,000.
		Jeff Zycinski, head of BBC Radio Scotland, said the quarterly contribution reflected a period "in which we covered the general election, the death and funeral of the Pope and the climax of the football season".
		Radio Clyde's combined weekly audience of 733,000 was down slightly on the previous quarter's 754,000, while both stations also saw their listening hours fall.
	thescotsman.scotsman.com /business.cfm?id=1730042005 (605 words)

	Bloomberg.com: U.K.
		The purchase is ``part of the continuing process of radio consolidation,'' said Charles Luke, who holds Emap shares as part of a pan-European equities team that manages the equivalent of $5.5 billion at Aberdeen Asset Management.
		Scottish Radio's shares rose as much as 71 pence, or 7.1 percent, to 1,073 pence and traded at 1,069 pence as of 11:22 a.m.
		The BBC's national radio audience rose to 54.2 percent in the first quarter of this year from 50.3 percent in 1999, according to London-based Rajar, which measures radio audiences.
	www.bloomberg.com /apps/news?pid=10000102&sid=aoaCMaisosX0&refer=uk (639 words)

	Radio Authority awards local digital multiplex licence for Glasgow
		The Radio Authority announced today (3 September) that it has decided, after considering the proposals submitted for the local digital multiplex service licence for the Glasgow area, to award the licence to the sole applicant:
		The licence is designed potentially to deliver digital radio programming and data services to an area with an adult (aged 15+) population of 1.8 million, broadly corresponding to the coverage of existing Glasgow-based local radio stations.
		Digital radio is a new transmission system which provides the listener with bundles (called multiplexes) of audio services to new portable and vehicle receivers, and personal computers, with unprecedentedly clear reception.
	www.ofcom.org.uk /static/archive/rau/newsroom/news-release/99/pr125.htm (402 words)

	SIRS
		Clyde 1 FM is a campaigning station, ever ready to highlight or support issues close the heart of its listeners.
		Broadcasting in crystal clear digital stereo in selected areas of the UK via the DAB Digital Radio system and throughout the world on 3Cdigital.com, 3C brings you the latest and hottest hits from the superstars of Country, plus exciting music from the up and comers who are the Country stars of tomorrow.
		Central FM Central FM is a hugely popular local radio station with a loyal audience that has made it the market leader in the Forth Valley.
	www.sirsmedia.co.uk /radio.html (4413 words)

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