Topic: IMHO

Much has been written about the BBC and its bid for F1. Saying that this is 'our money'. And how ITV doesn't use 'our money'.

Bit hard to comment on your artists, as I don’t know who they are. And with respect to you, in particular, there could be a level of passion clouding views.

I haven't voted in the poll because there are no positive (or funny!) options. Which other radio station in britain plays a variety of music this wide and of this quality?

Well it's just not as comfy as the old site, less user friendly imho..... I'll persevere 'cos I like the stuff here, but it's a lot quieter, wonder if others feel the same?

Simon Crees <...> said: Ah, imho the perception you have is wrong. I'm sure back in the 1960s, the older generation said the same about the offshore...

Barnacle Bill <...> said: Well it's just not as comfy as the old site, less user friendly imho.....

The link is debateable, you are correct they were thinking about it before, however IMHO it brought forward the date and did not help accurate and honest debate Your right on...

Alan Milewczyk wrote: : Well, as predicted the programme concentrated on Radio Frequency, a : "drum and bass" pirate station from Leeds I know the operator of that station...

Perhaps fresh blood would be a good thing. The station was a good financial bet at one stage so what changed.

In article <9af6696c2e9e5a7678cd5ce31a747f55@jiglu-wc>, ... (Ted Finch) wrote: I'm not sure Ted, some of the other international stations were very...

In article <162563.47659....>, ... () wrote: I agree with some of your comments Roy, especially the heavy rotation thing.

Quoting a previous Martin Rosen contribution:- You have to remember that all the 'experts' were fully briefed beforehand by the production company's researchers, and were given...

2008/​4/​23 Neil Gates <...>: It's not dictated. The format of the station is what the station states it will broadcast when they apply for the licence...

Christopher England <...> said: You may well be right but – don't worry – you aren't under any obligation to tune in.

2008/​11/​25 tesug <...>: It seems to work in New Zealand, LPFM stations seem to work there.

But we all go to supermarkets/​food stores/​garages/​off licences/​pubs/​restaurants, so unless we all sit at home and grow our own food, generate our own electricity, and are...

Wasn't quite like that. A source at BBC Kent tells me they were overwhelmed with the audience response to this show.

Quoting a previous lloyd A contribution:- The mile-high thing was well naff, but I was particularly excited by the 'growing old disgracefully' strap.