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Should more radio stations appear on Virgin Media?
Radio stations have always been part of the cable TV offering yet there have been no new radio stations added to VM for many years. Should they add some new ones and if so, which?
I'd start by saying that in addition to Absolute 80s, they should add more of the Absolute decades stations plus Greatest Hits Radio and Scala Radio. |
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I have been told that Bauer Radio's Greatest Hits Radio is set to launch soon on Virgin UK Channel 941.
If you want radio channels on Virgin Media's TiVo only the ones broadcasting on Freeview or Sky will appear. === Own by Bauer Radio Ltd ==== Absolute 90s* Greatest Hits Radio (Channel is set to launch on Virgin UK Channel 941). Hits Radio^ Kerrang! Radio^ KissFresh^ Kisstory^ Scala Radio* Jazz FM* *Broadcasts right now on Sky ^Broadcasts right now on Freeview === Own by Global Radio === Heart 90s Heart Dance === Own by Raidió Teilifís Éireann === RTÉ 2FM RTÉ Lyric FM RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta === Own by Trans World Radio === TWR === Own by Wireless Group === Virgin Radio UK |
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I do not waste electricity to play radio on my tv I just play it on my Google Hub Max
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Isn't there a radioplayer type app available?
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With local football commentary?
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To listen to football on the national radio networks - many people only have the choice of satellite or cable.
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My husband listens to Radio 5 live regularly on the TV from time to time. Why anyone would think it’s a stupid idea beats me.Too many purists it seems.
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I don't understand why somebody feels something should be removed for everybody else, just because they don't use it.
A lot of people use radio via Freesat, VirginMedia and Sky set-top-boxes or tv sets - Sky even added a 7-day EPG for radio. I'm not aware of how to receive the full content for all the BBC National radio channels other than the set-top-boxes. |
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and VM provides full listings for the stations it carries on its linear service.
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Broadcasters seem to be making more of their newer stations exclusive to their online / streaming platforms. Even the BBC has only added Radio 1 Dance and Radio 1 Relax to their BBC Sounds platform.
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which I of course cannot access. Maybe these two stations should be considered for proper EPG slots as all of the BBC's other stations, apart from BBC local stations, are available to all TV customers.
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Are they not on the 'radio' then?
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