Tips, thoughts and the latest happenings in broadcast PR and general PR. The Shout! Communications’ blog keeps our followers up-to-date about what’s happening on television, online and on radio.
Convenient, flexible and future proofed. That’s how the coronavirus has transformed the world of broadcast PR and we, a specialist broadcast PR agency, expect our clients to see all the benefits of this in 2021.
Let’s face it, the news agenda hasn’t just been busy, it’s been frantic these last two years. First Covid, then Partygate, now the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Covid-19 has changed many things and British radio listening habits is the latest to be pinpointed. The radio listening organisation RAJAR has produced what is only its second set of data since the pandemic began.
A trip to watch the live recording of Britain’s Got Talent. As experienced by Shout! Communications’ broadcast consultant, Carl Hughes. January is often portrayed as a month of doom and gloom.
Our most recent speaker in our on-going series of Small Talks, was Dave Terris, Head of Radio and Audio at Sky News Radio.
The Government is to end the BBC TV licence fee in 2027, replacing it with a new funding model. This could include a subscription style model, such as the one used by Netflix, advertising or even a levy or tax on consumer broadband.
In an unpredictable world, what might the next twelve months hold for the world of broadcast PR?
The latest speaker, in our ongoing series of Small Talks, was Scott Beasley. Scott has just moved from Ian King Live where he was Assistant Editor, to producing Sophy Ridge on Sunday. This is a summing up of what he said, as heard by Shout! Communications broadcast consultant, Carl Hughes.
Seven thoughts on booking in broadcast campaigns over December and January