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Media Info: FrequencyCast (UK Podcast)


FrequencyCast is an online radio show that discusses digital TV, digital radio and technology. Shows are delivered as audio podcasts

Key facts:

  • FrequencyCast shows are free-of-charge, and content is driven by listener feedback.

  • Each show focuses on an area of digital TV or technology

  • FrequencyCast launched in April 2006 and has seen a steady increase in listeners


  • FrequencyCast shows are available online as podcasts, via Internet streaming services, and are syndicated on other radio stations in the UK.

  • Presenters Carl and Pete originally worked in commercial radio, and use their  broadcasting experience to deliver informative and entertaining content

The first of our online radio shows was distributed online in April 2006. Shows are released once a month, and are around thirty minutes in length. Shows are distributed online as MP3 files, free of charge. The show has a supporting website, answerphone service, Facebook group and blog.

The show is hosted by two presenters: Carl and Pete. Both presenters have a strong background in broadcast, with combined experience from the worlds of commercial radio and audio production.

FrequencyCast UK podcasts are produced just outside of London, and programme content is prepared by the team behind the FileSaveAs and Radio&Telly websites.

FrequencyCast has recently covered topics such as: The Analogue Switch-off, BT Vision, Sky Digital, Virgin Media, DAB Radio, Top UP TV, Freeview and TV-over-Internet.

 

Media Enquiries

If you're a media organisation looking for a quote on UK technology, digital TV, or podcasting, either for press, radio, or TV, please contact the FrequencyCast team.

Other links:

Press Releases

FrequencyCast One Year Old (March 2007)

Our view on UK Podcasting (Sept 2007)

Digital Switchover Confusion - Survey Results (Jan 2008)



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