The DIFFERENCEs between American and British Radio!

Here at Radio.co we’re interested in American radio and its trends and quirks just as much as radio here in the UK. So we decided to have a look at the similarities and differences with US & UK Radio.
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TIME CODES ⏳
00:00 - Intro
00:55 - Commercial & Public
02:05 - Rules and Regulations
04:28 - Popular Stations
05:47 - Online Radio
07:43 - Outro
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[@tonib9261]

Before there was Howard Stern, the Brits had Kenny Everett, a bit before Neve’s time, but you should check out his radio work. And Neve is such a good name for someone involved in audio!

[@stuartbaker3107]

The US doesnt have a national broadcaster? What about NPR (National Public Radio) based in Washington DC? They syndicate their content to over 1000 stations across the US?

[@TonyLing]

4:15 we dd once, The BBC were allocated the callsign 2LO

[@EastAngliaUK]

I never really listen to USA radio I find they talk to fast. I like Radio 1 and BBC dance , Funky FM Essex , GHR Radio , Kiss , Capital Dance and talk radio for the unexplained with howard hughes and mum likes talk TV. others I like are Vision Radio UK , Play back UK weekend radio. Flex FM. My own TX plays UK Garage mixs from Sound cloud oldskool and classic trance tunes and tech house.

[@TonyLing]

1:21 Taxes don't fund the BBC outside BBC WS

[@GoosePlays20]

Taxes are not the thing that fund the BBC, The TV Licence Funds The BBC

[@TonyLing]

Yes, with the exception of the BBC WS which is funded by central government funding@@GoosePlays20