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Lord Reith’s dream: to have the best of everything in everyone’s homes. Ever since the 1920’s the UK has adopted media policies which have become known […]

VLV Consultation Responses

DCMS Consultation on the Renewal of Commercial Analogue Radio Licences Although digital radio now accounts for around 57% of all radio listening, analogue stations remain […]

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Floundering in the Mid-Atlantic October 2019 Professor Sylvia Harvey is a visiting professor in Communication Studies at the University of Leeds and a former VLV […]

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VLV’s work is focused on broadcasting policy and there are a range of issues we are currently focused on. VLV’s goals are to: • Ensure […]

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