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Launched in 2018 and formerly known as the Young ARIAS, the Young Audio Awards are an annual awards event that celebrates radio and audio created by under-18s at school radio stations, local projects and as individuals. They provide young audio talent across the UK with a chance to gain exposure and
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The Association of European Radios (AER) is the Europe-wide trade body for commercial radio, representing the interests of over 5,000 commercial radio stations to the EU Institutions. AER promotes the development of European commercially funded radio broadcasting, by ensuring a fair and sustainable
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is a radio technology platform, owned by UK radio broadcasters and operated under licence in more than a dozen other countries. It operates an internet radio web tuner, a set of mobile phone apps, an in-car adaptor, and a growing range of integrations with other connected devices and platforms.
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The RAB was founded in 1992. It is the marketing body for radio, funded entirely by the UK commercial radio industry. The RAB works for the commercial success of radio, raising its profile with advertisers and agencies and helping them use the medium more effectively and creatively.
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in the UK. It exists to maintain and build a strong and successful commercial radio industry. The organisation works on behalf of over 40 stakeholders who operate over 300 licensed radio stations across the UK and represent 90% of commercial radio in terms of listening and revenue.
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Radiocentre member stations together represent approximately 90% of commercial radio listening. Any commercial radio station in the UK holding a terrestrial radio broadcasting licence from Ofcom is eligible to become a station member of the Radiocentre. Major member groups are
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Radiocentre works closely with Creative Access to try and improve the representation of young people from BAME backgrounds and those with a lower socioeconomic status, hosting radio masterclasses for Creative Access interns who are looking to start careers in radio and audio.
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on the importance of talking about mental health issues, reaching out for support or to check in on someone who may be suffering, and listening to each other. It broadcasts to one of radio's biggest collective audiences, with an average listenership of more than 20 million.
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The Radio Advertising Clearance Centre, which since 1996 has been the UK commercial radio industry's advertising clearance body, is responsible for clearing up to 25,000 ads per year against the UK Code of Broadcast Advertising (BCAP Code) as developed by the UK
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Policy: Provide UK commercial radio with a collective voice on issues that affect the way that radio stations operate, working with government, politicians, policy makers and regulators to secure the best environment for growth and development of the
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a better understanding of the radio industry, ultimately widening the talent pool to ensure a diverse industry. Winners are also offered mentoring, studio tours, the chance to work on a national station and improved audio equipment.
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Advertising: Drive industry revenue by promoting the benefits of radio to advertisers and agencies, asking them to see radio differently through a combination of marketing activity (events, advertising, PR), research, and
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Clearance: Ensure advertising messages on commercial radio stations comply with the necessary content rules and standards laid out in the BCAP Code of Broadcast Advertising and the Ofcom Broadcasting Code.
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Its predecessor Commercial Radio Companies Association (CRCA) was founded by the first radio companies under the name Association of Independent Radio Companies when independent radio began with
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and other organisations concerned with radio and broadcasting. These functions continue to be administered under the Radiocentre name by the external affairs department.
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Since 2018, the Mental Health Minute has brought together commercial radio, BBC stations and community radio to broadcast a unique, one-minute message during
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in 1973. It became the CRCA in 1996. Since it was founded the body has always represented the interests of UK commercial radio to government, parliament,
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Led by Radiocentre in collaboration with The Royal Foundation's Heads Together initiative, the minute features His Royal Highness
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with recognisable voices from music, film, TV and sport, with 2020's edition including England football captain
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Radiocentre offers three areas of expertise each with different functions: policy, advertising (formerly the
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economic framework for radio to thrive in. Radiocentre is a member of the AER.
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as well as being the joint owner of the national radio ratings analyst
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Radiocentre's chief executive Matt Payton was appointed in July 2022.
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Radiocentre leads or collaborates on many industry-wide initiatives.
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Radiocentre performs three main functions on behalf of its members.
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Radiocentre is a patron of cross-industry registered charity the
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Index

RadioCentre
Radio Advertising Bureau
www.radiocentre.org
commercial radio
LBC
Capital
Ofcom
European Commission
European Parliament
Radio Academy
Radio Joint Audience Research Ltd
Radioplayer
BBC
Radio Advertising Bureau
Advertising Standards Authority (ASA)
UK Parliament
Global Radio
Bauer Media
Nation Broadcasting
DC Thomson
Mental Health Awareness Week
The Duke of Cambridge
Harry Kane
Dua Lipa
David Tennant
Anthony Joshua
The Duchess of Cambridge
Radioplayer

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