Paper ‘The Role of the Educational Partner in Community Radio: A case study on the educational input of the University of Glamorgan into GTFM Radio South Wales’

Mary Traynor

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Abstract

A search along the radio dial reveals that the UK airwaves are largely dominated by BBC and commercial radio. While these stations variously demonstrate a commitment to the local community through their programming, it wasn’t until the introduction of a 3rd tier of radio licence in 2001 that community radio came into its own in the UK. One of the earliest licence holders was the University of Glamorgan, in partnership with GTFM Radio in the South Wales valleys. As the first University in the UK to be awarded a community radio licence, Glamorgan has had the opportunity to develop an understanding of how an education provider can engage with community radio. Glamorgan’s experience provides an interesting case study and a potential model for collaboration between education providers and community radio stations.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationN/A
Publication statusUnpublished - 1 Jan 1990
Event European Communication Research and Education Association - Barcelona
Duration: 28 Nov 200828 Nov 2008

Conference

Conference European Communication Research and Education Association
Period28/11/0828/11/08

Keywords

  • community radio
  • wales
  • media education

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