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Click on link to go to 2004-08-01: Canadian Minister says Quebec station CHOI-FM can go to courts over refusal to renew its licence but not appeal to federal government. 2004-08-01: More FCC fines including one of USD 20,000 relating of supply of programmes to Mexican AM that was causing interference in US. 2004-08-01: Revamp for BBC Radio 2, Britain's top rated station, includes new shows for 60s pop star Lulu and stage star Elaine Page. 2004-08-01: Canada's supreme court upholds penalty of nearly CAD 1 million against Canadian Broadcasting Corporation over 1994 broadcast. 2004-08-01: Look at licence news and regulatory issues of the past week. 2004-08-02: Changes on the way at Infinity, Chicago. 2004-08-02: UK Channel 4 TV reported to be preparing to launch national digital talk station in competition with BBC Radio 4. 2004-08-02: US radio veteran Mike Lynch who, with the late Mike Oatman, built up Great Empire Broadcasting dies. 2004-08-02: Our pick of print and online media on radio over past week plus listening pick of the week. 2004-08-03: Dispute between Cromwell Group and Clear Channel over use of the term "buzz" moves into district court. 2004-08-03: US Federal Communications Commission substitutes admonishment for one fine and reduces two fines. 2004-08-03: Arlington County in Virginia plans AM radio warning system. 2004-08-03: Newsweek report on liberal talk radio centred on syndicates host Ed Schultz. 2004-08-03: Strong second quarter results for Salem Communications. 2004-08-04: Former WNEW-FM hosts Opie and Anthony to make "major announcement" about their future tomorrow. 2004-08-04: Chrysalis signs up former Arsenal and England soccer player to co-host Saturday sports show on its LBC stations/ Real Radio in Scotland signs up newspaper columnist to host Saturday show. 2004-08-04: US merchant bank Veronis Suhler Stevenson upbeat about radio in its annual Communications industry report. 2004-08-04: US National Association of Broadcasters in submission on digital radio expresses firm support but says Federal Communications Commission should not impose additional regulation. 2004-08-04: Erich "Mancow" Muller drops USD 3 million law suit against campaigner whose complaints against him led to fines totalling USD 42,000. 2004-08-04: More US radio results - from Cumulus and Entercom. 2004-08-05: UK Emap appoints its Group Finance Director Gary Hughes to the additional role of chairman of Emap Performance, the division that includes its radio activities. 2004-08-05: Lawyer for Quebec station CHOI-FM says Canadian government may have to compensate for losses if station's licence is not renewed. 2004-08-05: Australian Broadcasting Authority stops short of cancelling licence but sets new strict conditions for Perth community station. 2004-08-05: Cox radio results. 2004-08-05: Bonuses totalling more than USD 700,000 are paid to former executives of UK Radio Authority, which was subsumed into Ofcom super-regulator. 2004-08-05: US Federal Communications Commission calls for comments on country's Emergency Alert System. 2004-08-06: Former BBC daytime and breakfast TV host Anne Diamond to join BBC Radio Oxford. 2004-08-06: Former London breakfast host Chris Tarrant and BBC Radio 2 controller Jim Moir involved in bid for Edinburgh FM licence. 2004-08-06: More US results - from Citadel Communications, Entravision, Spanish Broadcasting, Univision and XM Satellite Radio. 2004-08-06: Opie and Anthony sign up with XM satellite radio. 2004-08-07: UK UBC Media buys independent production company Smooth Operations. 2004-08-07: Fordham University's WFUV-FM in New York looks at strip clubs' preparations for Republican Party convention. 2004-08-07: More US radio deals as Border and Cumulus buy in Texas. 2004-08-07: BBC London secures commentary rights for leading London soccer clubs' games. 2004-08-07: Federal Communications Commissioner Michael J. Copps accuses big media of burying story of media consolidation. 2004-08-08: Japanese network broadcasts international soccer game cover in surround sound. 2004-08-08: Look at licence news and regulatory issues of the past week. 2004-08-09: "Liberal "talk forges ahead in Oregon/Arkansas station drops Limbaugh as loss making. 2004-08-09: Anti-Mancow Muller campaigner goes after Emmis. 2004-08-09: Our pick of print and online media on radio over past week plus listening pick of the week. 2004-08-10: Radio again escapes unscathed in latest complaints bulletin from British regulator Ofcom. 2004-08-10: Penalties reduced on Louisiana and Mississippi stations. 2004-08-10: BBC Radio 1 confirms download chart deal. 2004-08-10: Fisher Communications revenues up but so are losses. 2004-08-10: Supporters of Quebec station whose licence renewal has been denied to protest to Canadian Parliament. 2004-08-11: US Federal Communications Commission confirms penalties of USD 10,000 and USD 3,000 on a New Jersey pirate and on Entravision California station. 2004-08-11: More signs of digital advance in the US and UK. 2004-08-11: Interep revenues down, losses up. 2004-08-11: CHOI-FM supporters lobby Canadian Parliament to keep station, whose licence renewal was refused. 2004-08-11: Sydney 2GB increases its lead in latest Australian radio ratings. 2004-08-11: XM signs up Citadel Programming President Eric Logan. 2004-08-12: USD 10,000 penalty confirmed on one Florida pirate operator but that on another cut from USD 20,000 to USD 3,000. 2004-08-12: Arbitron improves response rate in targeted markets but it falls overall for Spring ratings. 2004-08-12: Minnesota Public Radio agrees USD 10.5 million agreement to buy non-commercial WCAL-FM from St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minnesota. 2004-08-12: Melbourne licence, last Australian major commercial FM due to be auctioned for next five years, goes on the block today. 2004-08-12: More US radio business- NextMedia results and Cherry Creek purchase. 2004-08-13: Capital Radio's Xfm said to be offering lifeline to UK student radio stations that may be hit by closure of Student Broadcasting Network if a buyer is not found. 2004-08-13: Emmis follows Clear Channel and agrees deal with Federal Communications Commission to clear all its outstanding indecency cases. 2004-08-13: DMG as expected takes new Melbourne licence but pays much lower price than forecast. 2004-08-14: Australian radio station fined for failing to stop bullying. 2004-08-14: UK Student Broadcasting Network moves towards liquidation. 2004-08-14: Lawyer for Genex's Quebec station CHOI-FM says Canadian regulator exceeded its jurisdiction in refusing licence renewal. 2004-08-14: More penalties from US Federal Communications Commission. 2004-08-14: UK regulator's report shows radio gaining more listeners than TV viewers in years since 1999. 2004-08-14: Chicago anti-indecency campaigner expresses limited satisfaction over Emmis agreement to wipe out all of its indecency cases. 2004-08-15: Sydney community station told its use of lyrics including F-word would not have upset most of its audience but it needs to take more care about ensuring children are not exposed to harm. 2004-08-15: Infinity sells station in Minneapolis. 2004-08-15: Look at licence news and regulatory issues of the past week. 2004-08-16: Clear Channel sells it stations in Aberdeen, South Dakota. 2004-08-16: Veteran New York DJ Chuck Leonard and Nebraska adio personality Dick Perry die. 2004-08-16: Our pick of print and online media on radio over past week plus listening pick of the week. 2004-08-17: Liberman Broadcasting second quarter TV revenues jump but radio is down. 2004-08-17: Rush Limbaugh gains Clear Channel outlet in Pittsburgh as O'Reilly takes his former Infinity home. 2004-08-17: Evidence growing of potential harm from AM tower emissions. 2004-08-17: Salem changes format of two Hawaii stations it has just bought. 2004-08-17: Olympic restrictions lead some broadcasters to drop live streams. 2004-08-18: Two US stations get call signs back and licences are renewed but they face penalties for late application for renewal and operating without a licence. 2004-08-18: BBC local radio station gets Roman altar to the goddess Fortuna. 2004-08-18: More new receivers announces by US satellite radio companies. 2004-08-18: Texan Republican Congressional candidate attracts heavy support from US telecommunications and energy companies because, although expected to lose, she could end up chairing the Federal Communications Commission or become an energy regulator. 2004-08-18: Latest figures show Australian radio revenues in July a quarter up on a year ago. 2004-08-18: Arbitron-Infinity deal rumoured to be imminent/other US radio business including Bustos 8-station purchase in Washington State. 2004-08-19: US Radio Effectiveness Lab (RAEL) releases the first of several major new research studies to identify how Radio works, and how to maximize Radio Return On Investment. 2004-08-19: UK radio ratings organization RAJAR considering slightly earlier advance release of its quarterly figures to commercial radio companies. 2004-08-19: New radio advertising award for Australia. 2004-08-19: Arbitron confirms new deal with Infinity, upgrades its guidance. 2004-08-19: Spanish Broadcasting System sells two California stations for USD 120 million/ BIAfn report shows explosive growth in US Spanish language radio stations. 2004-08-20: Aberdeen Radio Ranch, which would have had nine stations in the South Dakota market following latest acquisition, disposes of three AMs. 2004-08-20: American University asks court to throw out USD 12 million damages suit from former WAMU-FM Executive Director Susan Clampitt. 2004-08-20: SMG steals a beat on BBC with launch of its download chart three days before the Corporation launches its show. 2004-08-20: USD 18,000 penalty confirmed on Maryland AM. 2004-08-20: Latest Irish ratings show national falls, local gains, in listening. 2004-08-21: Latest figures show US gaining radio stations but losing TV ones over past six months. 2004-08-21: London Heart FM morning host Pat Sharp to leave station after seven years. 2004-08-21: Interep and Citadel reach agreement over dispute that developed when the latter moved its business to Katz Media. 2004-08-21: US National Association of Broadcasters calls on Philadelphia court to reject calls for change of Federal Communications Commission markets to Arbitron rather than contour-based system. 2004-08-22: BBC The World Today programme to broadcast Sound Art segments inspired by it. 2004-08-22: Look at licence news and regulatory issues of the past week. 2004-08-23: New England radio veteran Maury Parent has died suddenly aged 72. 2004-08-23: Five finalists named for the title Best New Australian Artist on Commercial Radio for 2004. 2004-08-23: Our pick of print and online media on radio over past week plus listening pick of the week. 2004-08-24: Air America programming hits San Diego as Clear Channel switches adult standards KPOP-AM to progressive talk KLSD-AM. 2004-08-24: Interep Spring 2004 Radio Format survey shows news/talk/sports forging ahead as most listened to format. 2004-08-24: Irish regulator launches draft Broadcasting (Funding) Scheme to channel funds to support new radio and TV programming. 2004-08-24: Atlanta-based Navigauge launches system to rate listening in automobiles and tie data in with vehicle's position from GPS information. 2004-08-25: Chattanooga radio veteran David Earl Hughes dies. 2004-08-25: Only one complaint against radio upheld in latest UK regulator's Complaints Bulletin. 2004-08-25: eBay bans British DJ who put Munch paintings stolen at weekend up for sale on the auction site. 2004-08-25: US Spanish stations said to still be getting away with "indecent" content that would attract penalties for English-language broadcasters. 2004-08-26: US classical music radio further depleted as Miami station WKAT-AM moves towards time brokering. 2004-08-26: Veteran Australian radio reporter John Highfield to retire after 36 years with Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 2004-08-26: XM objects to software that allows its subscribers to record and organize its output directly onto a PC. 2004-08-27: Eastlan adds more markets to its radio ratings service. 2004-08-27: FCC asked to consider revocation or hearing over Radio One's Akron licence renewals because of Public Files deficiencies. 2004-08-27: Boulder community station KGNU-FM buys Denver commercial AM signal. 2004-08-27: Former Gaylord sports host George Plaster, now with Citadel, sues company over alleged secret deal with Cumulus to keep him from joining rival broadcaster. 2004-08-27: US host Tom Leykis allegedly attacked outside Seatttle bar by disgruntled listener. 2004-08-27: Quebec station CHOI-FM, whose licence expires at the of this month, gains reprieve until March next year to fight its case in the courts. 2004-08-28: Southern Cross Broadcasting profits up by more than a third in year to end of June although Sydney 2UE is still in challenging environment. 2004-08-28: More digital broadcasting developments in UK. 2004-08-28: US radio deals over past week. 2004-08-28: US National Association of Broadcasters files its opposition to plans to require stations to keep recordings of output. 2004-08-29: Chicago sports promoter sues Clear Channel for using monopolistic and predatory practices to take contract away from it. 2004-08-29: Look at licence news and regulatory issues of the past week. 2004-08-30: Anti Republican groups set up micro radio network to cover protests against Republican Convention in New York City. 2004-08-30: Our pick of print and online media on radio over past week plus listening pick of the week. 2004-08-31: More US broadcasters file opposing idea of mandatory requirement to record their output. 2004-08-31: US public radio stations express concern lest National Public Radio become a competitor. 2004-08-31: Air America adds three more affiliates. 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on link to go to 2004-07-01: Colorado DJ under fire for calling for child to be smacked to win tickets. 2004-07-01: Solas AM reported to have abandoned Dublin medium wave for which it won religious licence. 2004-07-01: Emmis reports record first quarter results/other US radio business. 2004-07-01: Howard Stern adds nine Infinity affiliates and is back in five of the six markets where he was dropped by Clear Channel. 2004-07-02: Florida AM fined USD 7,000 for tower offences. 2004-07-02: Minnesota Public Radio starts distributing most of its national shows through new division. 2004-07-02: Sirius adds five more music channels/ new plug and play module starts shipping. 2004-07-02: Howard Stern and Infinity sue Clear Channel for USD 10 million. 2004-07-02: US Federal Communications Commission launches localism inquiry. 2004-07-03: Former gospel artist and radio personality Ray Edwards dies aged 58. 2004-07-03: US Federal Communications Commission confirms full penalty on Colorado AM but reduces that on a Utah FM. 2004-07-03: Australian commercial radio commits another year of resources to campaign to promote the medium to advertisers. 2004-07-03: XM says it now has more than 2.1 million subscribers. 2004-07-04: Survey shows more Americans are concerned about free speech than media indecency but conservatives are more likely to believe in state rather than parental controls. 2004-07-04: Look at licence news and regulatory issues of the past week. 2004-07-05: Clear Channel chairman and CEO Lowry Mays back in hospital. 2004-07-05: UK radio sets target of getting 10% of advert revenues. 2004-07-05: San Antonio online publications says Viacom may be putting KTSA-AM up for sale. 2004-07-05: Our pick of print and online media on radio over past week plus listening pick of the week. 2004-07-06: Jefferson-Pilot radio president joins board of Saga/Salem completes notes redemption. 2004-07-06: British government gives BBC four months to redefine its online services remit; it has already decided to drop some sites. 2004-07-06: Australian research shows strong interest in digital radio. 2004-07-06: Canadian radio has strong 2003. 2004-07-07: Internet radio network Live365 announces launch of a new Internet radio player. 2004-07-07: Entravision spends USD 55 million on the repurchase of 2.5 million shares of its Series A convertible preferred stock. 2004-07-07: Veteran Scottish broadcaster Jimmy Mack dies aged 70. 2004-07-07: Around half Voice of America employees call for congressional investigation of activities of its Broadcasting Board of Governors. 2004-07-08: Florida University considering sale of its broadcasting stations. 2004-07-08: Salem Cleveland purchase will kill big band format in the city. 2004-07-08: UK government signals intention to cut off analogue radio. 2004-07-08: US Federal Communications Commission proposes requiring broadcasters to keep recordings of their output. 2004-07-09: Little Rock, Arkansas, morning show cancelled following allegations that producer handed out pornograpy. 2004-07-09: NextMedia spends USD 24.5 million on five North Carolina stations. 2004-07-09: Euro 2004 soccer boosts revenues - but not audience according to latest UK unofficial ratings that also show Heart FM overtaking longtime leading commercial station Capital FM in London. 2004-07-09: Satellite radio proposals for Canada on agenda for November public hearing by regulator. 2004-07-09: Emap, which has most commercial digital listeners in UK, reacts frostily to idea of dropping UK analogue radio but Capital is more in favour. * 2004-07-10: No appeals upheld in latest BBC Governors Programme Complaints Committee. 2004-07-10: Voice of America's new Urdu service adds Pakistani FM frequency to its existing Am and shortwave services. 2004-07-10: Music Tank forum of UK music and radio industry executives told the range of music on radio is declining. 2004-07-10: Texas disc jockey's "immature joke" in which he put on a mask before going into a convenience store leads to his show being taken off air whilst he could face jail. 2004-07-10: California pirate operator fined USD 20,000/ three stations told to show why they should not be reclassified to allow new local FMs. 2004-07-11: Clear Channel takes Florida-based hosts, The Monsters, off the air for sensitivity training. 2004-07-11: Legendary US radio DJ Bill Randle dies aged 81. 2004-07-11: 2004 UK Radio Festival opens tomorrow. 2004-07-11: Look at licence news and regulatory issues of the past week. 2004-07-12: US Federal Communications Commission chairman Michael K. Powell starts web log. 2004-07-12: Irish broadcaster Eamon Dunphy reported to have signed up for new breakfast show/other Irish radio news. 2004-07-12: Our pick of print and online media on radio over past week plus listening pick of the week. 2004-07-13: US Senate Committee meets today on re-authorization of Commission for Public Broadcasting. 2004-07-13: Former UK GWR Chief Executive paid USD 1.6 million last year, two-thirds in compensation for loss of office. 2004-07-13: Fine on Florida AM cut from USD 7,000 to USD 1,000 2004-07-13: No radio complaints upheld in latest report from UK Ofcom regulator. 2004-07-13: Eminem to co-produce Sirius satellite channel. 2004-07-13: Westwood One adds more RADAR networks and also signs Jim Bohannon up to new long-term deal. 2004-07-14: Seven applications made for two Dublin licences - five for alternative rock and two for multicultural format. 2004-07-14: UK Chrysalis reports like-for-like radio revenues up a fifth on a year earlier in last ten months. 2004-07-14: Radio One Inc hires former ABC Chicago exec Zemira Jones as VP Operations. 2004-07-14: BBC Annual Report praises radio output in general but expresses concern about Radio 1. 2004-07-14: Canadian regulator refuses licence renewal to CHOI-FM, Québec. 2004-07-15: US radio revenues for May up only 1% on a year earlier. 2004-07-15: Owner of Quebec City station CHOI-FM says he'll go to courts to save his licence/says refusal of renewal is attack on free speech. 2004-07-15: More signs of strength for digital radio. 2004-07-15: Sirius tops half-million subscribers/ sports programming announcements by Sirius and XM. 2004-07-15: US Federal Communications Commission refuses complaints about anti-Islamic comments on Boston station on First Amendment grounds. 2004-07-15: BBC Director of Radio and Music defends BBC at final day of UK Radio Festival/ Festival report. 2004-07-15: UK regulator issues for consultation proposed new broadcasting code that takes over those of its six predecessors. 2004-07-16: Jones Media announces management changes following departure of Ron Hartenbaum. 2004-07-16: Dublin pirate stations go silent amid reports of impending regulatory raids. 2004-07-16: Former WAMU-FM general manager Susan Clampitt sues for USD 12 million over her dismissal. 2004-07-16: Irish government considering move away from "beauty contest" to auction system for radio licences. 2004-07-16: Owner of Quebec city CHOI-FM hires leading public relations company as it develops its campaign against refusal to renew its licence. 2004-07-17: Former Palm Beach host sues for breach of contract following his dismissal. 2004-07-17: UK analyst says Capital and GWR are in advanced negotiations re merger but stuck over management and valuation issues. 2004-07-17: US Congress sub-committee holds hearings on streaming copyright and charges. 2004-07-17: New Melbourne commercial FM licence attracts seven applicants. 2004-07-18: Democrat Federal Communication Commissioners call for re-evaluation of rules covering allocation of mutually exclusive radio licence applications. 2004-07-18: Arbitron relents regarding release of ratings information to media as it issues spring ratings without Infinity stations. 2004-07-18: Look at licence news and regulatory issues of the past week. 2004-07-19: Seattle to get more Spanish-language radio stations. 2004-07-19: UK paper says DMG refusal to sell stake in GWR maybe holding up its merger with Capital Radio. 2004-07-19: Bubba the Love Sponge stands for sheriff in Florida. 2004-07-19: Our pick of print and online media on radio over past week plus listening pick of the week. 2004-07-20: Minority Media and Telecommunications Council (MMTC) organizes two-day Access to Capital Conference and Hall of Fame Reception that ends today in Washington D.C. 2004-07-20: Low Power FM and Media Ownership on agenda for Washington, D.C., today. 2004-07-20: Clear Channel to cut back on amount of advertisements carried on its stations. 2004-07-21: Mexican Grupo Radio sees profits of a year ago become losses/ Journal Communications reports healthy second quarter with broadcasting leading the way. 2004-07-21: BBC Radio 2 to air "Great British Music Debate" this evening. 2004-07-21: Calls made for US Federal Communications Commission to hold public hearings as it reconsiders media regulation and for more political coverage on US broadcast media. 2004-07-21: Falls in US radio stocks blamed on too much advertising by analyst/ RAB and Arbitron call for study into economic effect of introducing Portable People Meter. 2004-07-22: Arkansas prosecutors charge two former KABZ-FM staff in connection with alleged distribution of pornographic DVDs 2004-07-22: BBM Canada adopts Arbitron Portable People Meter as the official ratings system for buying and selling commercial airtime on French-language television in Quebec and Montreal. 2004-07-22: Clear Channel withdraws application to move the transmitter for its 50,000-watt News/Talker WWVA-AM, The Big One, out of Wheeling, West Virginia, to Stow, Ohio. 2004-07-22: UK Guardian Media Group reports revenues up a fifth on a year ago. 2004-07-22: Sirius revenues and losses up in second quarter. 2004-07-22: Clear Channel counter-sues Viacom and Stern's company over Howard Stern Show that it dropped because of "indecency" violations. 2004-07-23: "Big media" criticized at latest FCC localism hearing in California. 2004-07-23: BBC Radio 4 Controller to become Director of News in management changes/ Capital FM "Flying Eye" traffic reporter leaves. 2004-07-23: Philadelphia rock radio veteran Hy Lit is suing Infinity's oldies WOGL-FM for age and disability discrimination. 2004-07-23: Clear Channel launches digital radio initiative. 2004-07-23: Second quarter results from Viacom and Infinity. 2004-07-24: Former Australian radio announcer fined for bullying. 2004-07-24: Maple Leafs enforcer Tie Domi has filed a CAD 1.65 million (USD 1.25 million) damages suit against CHUM Ltd over comments suggesting he beat his wife. 2004-07-24: Federal Communications Commission issues penalties for tower-related offences. 2004-07-24: Canadian Broadcast Standards Council (CBSC) rules that broadcasts on two stations breached Canadian codes. 2004-07-24: National Association of Broadcasters reacts negatively to Senate low power FM vote. 2004-07-24: Clear Channel second quarter results. 2004-07-25: Canadian radio business including results from Astral, CHUM, and Corus. 2004-07-25: Spanish-language broadcasters said to be escaping US indecency clamp-down. 2004-07-25: Strong results for UBC Media in the UK helped by traffic reports. 2004-07-25: Smoking Gun site publishes details of Howard Stern's contracts with Clear Channel. 2004-07-25: Look at licence news and regulatory issues of the past week. 2004-07-26: Three Irish stations deny they are up for sale. 2004-07-26: Veteran British DJ Tony Blackburn marks 40 years in the business. 2004-07-26: Clear Channel radio CEO says his company is "poised for greatness." 2004-07-26: Our pick of print and online media on radio over past week plus listening pick of the week. 2004-07-27: Fine reduced from USD 10,000 to USD 8,000 for tower lighting offence in South Carolina. 2004-07-27: UK Wireless Group says decision to use Portable People Meter for TV ratings in Quebec and Montreal shows that UK ratings organization RAJAR is falling behind the times. 2004-07-27: Spanish Broadcasting System to sell its three Chicago suburban stations for USD 28 million. 2004-07-27: XM to add more weather and traffic channels. 2004-07-27: Opie and Anthony attack Howard Stern in interview/ suggest move to satellite may not be far away. 2004-07-28: Former Infinity president Dan Mason to join All Comedy Radio as a consultant. 2004-07-28: Pacifica Foundation fined USD 3,000 for Emergency Alert System violations at its Washington, DC, station. 2004-07-28: More digital audio receivers announced in UK and licensing deals announced in US. 2004-07-28: Denver news-talk station KNC-AM is closed down. 2004-07-29: Federal Communications Commission confirms USD 3,000 penalty on Puerto Rico FM and proposes one of USD 10,000 on Kansas non-commercial FM. 2004-07-29: London talk station LBC director of programmes leaving to move to Australia. 2004-07-29: US indecency clampdown having "chilling effect" according to Chicago hosts Steve Dahl and Mike North. 2004-07-29: More radio results - Saga and Westwood One in US and SBS SA in Europe. 2004-07-30: English station fined over call in which man advocated slapping women. 2004-07-30: Dave Logan joining WCBS-FM as program director. 2004-07-30: One radio show attracts more than a quarter of complaints dealt with in latest BBC Complaints Bulletin. 2004-07-30: Former NPR host Bob Edwards joining XM satellite radio, which is launching public radio channel. 2004-07-30: More radio business including Beasley and Radio One Inc results. 2004-07-31: Canadian statistics show radio listening falling amongst young/ US reports shows more men to be heavy listeners to radio. 2004-07-31: Latest UK offical and unoffical radio ratings. 2004-07-31: More US radio business including Regent results. 2004-07-31: US radio revenues up 3% in June led by local revenues: National ones fell. 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