Radio Today's 'Ask the Experts' is where we pose your questions to a revolving group of industry experts. As always, if there's a question you want to ask (and you can remain anonymous if you like), shoot it through to us
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The experts this time are a selection of metro Programmers.
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Friday, 26 April 2013 06:00 Category: Ask the Experts
Radio Today's 'Ask the Experts' is where we pose your questions to a revolving group of industry experts. As always, if there's a question you want to ask (and you can remain anonymous if you like), shoot it through to us
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The experts this time are a selection of metro Programmers and Music Directors.
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Thursday, 27 September 2012 06:00 Category: Ask the Experts
Radio Today's 'Ask the Experts' is where we pose your questions to a revolving group of industry experts. As always, if there's a question you want to ask (and you can remain anonymous if you like), shoot it through to us
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The experts this time are a selection of music announcers from Sydney & Melbourne.
In Dan Bradley’s recent article, 1+1+1= ? (read here), he talked about the need for music announcers to understand their role. He talked about the ability to do tight breaks as being one important component of the announcers 'tool kit'. He said;
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Friday, 31 August 2012 08:22 Category: Ask the Experts
Radio Today's 'Ask the Experts' is where we pose your questions to a revolving group of industry experts. As always, if there's a question you want to ask (and you can remain anonymous if you like), shoot it through to us
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The experts this time are in HR and Management from various markets and companies across Australia.
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Your question....
“Some people stay at the same place for up to 50 years, while other people have moved 50 times in their career.
Too long at one place could make you stale, but chopping and changing all the time shows no "staying power".
What's the ideal length of time to work at the same station?”
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Tuesday, 28 August 2012 08:00 Category: Ask the Experts
Radio Today's 'Ask the Experts' is where we pose your questions to a revolving group of industry experts. As always, if there's a question you want to ask (and you can remain anonymous if you like), shoot it through to us
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The experts this time around include some of the biggest names in radio production, not only in Australia but from around the world.
Your question....
"As someone who is relatively new to radio, and have a major interest in production, I wondered what your experts see as the main reasons why ‘imaging’ is important these days."
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Tuesday, 14 August 2012 23:26 Category: Ask the Experts
Radio Today's 'Ask the Experts' is where we pose your questions to a revolving group of industry experts. As always, if there's a question you want to ask (and you can remain anonymous if you like), shoot it through to us
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This weeks experts are Craig Bruce from SCA, Duncan Campbell from ARN, Irene Hulme from DMG and David Kidd from MRN.
To this week's question;
'I am an announcer in a mid-size, but un-rated, regional market. I desperately want to make it to metro, but all the big gigs seem to go to reality tv stars, or people who already have a profile in the capital cities. Is there still a career path for regional jocks (music or talk) to make it to capital city gigs?
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Sunday, 12 August 2012 19:00 Category: Ask the Experts
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