Radio Today is the leading website for the Australian and New Zealand radio industry, and we are independently measured by Nielsen Market Intelligence, and audited by the Audit Bureaux of Australia.
We started Radio Today because we believe the radio industry deserves a resource that not only reports the ‘what’ and the ‘who’, but also the ‘why’ and the ‘how’. A resource offering compelling, thought-provoking and actionable content from people with deep, exceptional and contemporary experience at the highest levels.
We believe in robust strategy. We believe in high calibre execution. We believe in crafting. We believe in developing talent. We believe in engaging you in conversation.
Radio Today is not a monologue, rather a dialogue, and whether you work in the largest competitive markets, the smallest regional markets, or are involved in the industry in some other way; you have a role to play in this dialogue and we encourage you to do so.
The Editor, and part-owner, of Radio Today is Mark Hales.
Mark is a highly experienced radio programmer, having worked in two metropolitan markets for both the Austereo and Nova Network.
As Editor, Mark drives the content and analysis on Radio Today, and his contact details are below;
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The other owners of Radio Today are some of the most experienced radio executives in Australasia;
Greg Smith needs no introduction. But we will give him one anyway. Greg is the most influential radio programmer in Australia’s history, and together with Austereo and DMG Radio founder Paul Thompson led Austereo through its most successful period.
Greg was also a founding partner of esp, a successful radio & research consulting business, and is a member of the Commercial Radio Hall of Fame.
Brad March led Austereo's Today and Triple M Networks to market dominance with a record 56% share of under 40's and as Group Managing Director oversaw revenue growth of 67%, and profit growth (ebit) of 155%. He has identified and developed many of the biggest names in Australian radio and has been awarded Media Executive of the Year.
Brad is Managing Director of Marchmedia, working with radio, television, entertainment and new media companies. He is a Director of Pacific Retail Management and is on the board of Wasabi Warriors.
Dan Bradley is the 'Chief Brand Director' for the Retail Zoo, which is the holding company of Boost Juice, Salsas and Cibo Espresso. He is also a director of Kaizen Media, a private company with interests in music, media and sport.
Dan was a foundation programmer with DMG, and a part of the core team who built, and launched, the Nova network: prior to that he was with Austereo in Melbourne, Brisbane and Canberra. Dan received the industry voted 'Program Director of the Year' award for his launch of Melbourne's Nova 100, which took the number one (FM) rated position in its second survey.
Scott Muller has an enviable track record. He is Director of mbos consulting group, a creative strategy & élite talent consulting firm which has attracted clients from Australia's major television & radio networks to ASX200 corporations.
He has led millions of people to black out London's lights for the first time since World War 2, turned around Capital Radio London from long-term decline to its strongest growth rate in over a decade - and in Sydney led Nova to 12% and #1 overall. He is on the Advisory Board of Pacific Retail Management.
Daryl Missen is one of Australia’s most distinguished and awarded sound designers for radio, having worked in Australia, the UK, and across Europe. He is the 'Image and Content Producer' for Mix 101.1 in Melbourne.
Daryl has built recording studio businesses servicing radio, television and advertising agencies and his broad expertise of audio covers 5.1 for cinema, through to television and radio commercial and imaging production. Daryl also oversees a dedicated site for production engineers called Radio Promotips.
Eriks Celmins was a foundation member of the team that built and launched Nova, and was responsible for scoping, performing and analysing the research used to build the brand. Eriks has programmed multiple formats in Sydney, Adelaide and New Zealand.
He has consulted stations and conducted research projects in Australasia, SE Asia, the UK and Europe. Eriks is Managing Director of Third Wave Media.
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