2004-11-17 15:10:06.416795+01 by petronius 0 comments
We hear much these days about narrowcasting, and increasing attempts to focus programming to increasingly smaller niches of the market. According to the Guardian, the BBC has taken this drive to its logical conclusion: Radio 4's morning man had to ask one sailor to turn off his radio because he was jamming the emergency wavelength.
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