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Would the listening audience be better off if Radio 2 didn't exist, particularly if it is unlikely that even without Radio 2's presence, the market would deliver an equivalent quality product?
It'd give the smaller players in commercial radio (such as UKRD) a chance to provide a broader product to a wider audience which is commercial radio's natural target audience 25-44s.
Personally I don't want Radio 2 to close, but to have a clear public service focus, which has got muddled in the last 20 years in daytime.
Round here, the local UKRD station is the most listened to station.
Would the listening audience be better off if Radio 2 didn't exist, particularly if it is unlikely that even without Radio 2's presence, the market would deliver an equivalent quality product?
It'd give the smaller players in commercial radio (such as UKRD) a chance to provide a broader product to a wider audience which is commercial radio's natural target audience 25-44s.
Personally I don't want Radio 2 to close, but to have a clear public service focus, which has got muddled in the last 20 years in daytime.
Round here, the local UKRD station is the most listened to station.