Radio Content in the Digital Age : The Evolution of a Sound Medium

This title offers cutting-edge information, targeted at wide academic market. It is written by top academics in the field, with strong networking internationally. Issues addressed in depth with potential for stimulating new debates and analysis. The aim of this collected edition is to analyse how the 'traditional' radio medium is evolving in the multimedia age. The book will focus on an intercultural dialogue about the important role that new technologies play - and will play - in the different configurations of FM and digital sound broadcasting. Each chapter presented in the book examines new options for radio technology, opportunities and challenges that characterise academic and professional debates around radio at this time.

Angeliki Gazi is Visiting Lecturer at the Department of Communication and Internet Studies, Cyprus University of Technology,. Professor Guy Starkey is the author of Radio in Context and Balance and Bias in Journalism: Representation, Regulation and Democracy, both published by Palgrave Macmillan as well as co-author, with Professor Andrew Crisell, of Radio Journalism, published by Sage. Stanislaw Jedrzejewski is a professor of Sociology of Media and Social Communication, John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin.