Hospital Broadcasting Association Conference March 2006 Live Blog

At various conferences and events I attend I have posted a series of 'live blog' style Tweets/Posts on X. Given that X posts are no longer publicly available without an account, and many people prefer to avoid the platform, I have reproduced verbatim below my tweets from the Community Media Association 2023 Festival held on on 28th October 2023.I have left in errors from the original post, and there will be some formatting errors due to the manual process of converting the content, further edits will be made in the future to fix these formatting errors and to embed the couple of missing video clips (once I work out a simple way of doing this.)

An archive of my live blog from the UKCRN Conference & Community Radio Awards in Newcastle November 2023

An archive of my live blog from Radio TechCon 2023

An archive of my live blog from the Community Radio Symposium DCMS March 2024

An archive of my live blog from the UKCRN Conference & Community Radio Awards November 2024

The perennial question to community radio broadcasters. How many listeners do you have? “RAMS” offers a solution, with some catches. Can we learn from the Podcast industry?

The perennial question to community radio broadcasters. How many listeners do you have? "RAMS" offers a solution, with some catches. Can we learn from the Podcast industry?

At various conferences and events I attend I have posted a series of 'live blog' style Tweets/Posts on X. Given that X posts are no longer publicly available without an account, and many people prefer to avoid the platform, I have reproduced verbatim below my tweets from the Radio TechCon event on 25th November 2024. I have left in errors from the original post, and there will be some formatting errors due to the manual process of converting the content, further edits will be made in the future to fix these formatting errors and to embed the couple of missing video clips (once I work out a simple way of doing this.)

Over the past few years I've 'live tweeted' various conferences and events I've attended. Given that Twitter/X is becoming increasingly 'troublesome' and tweets are no longer publicly available (you need to have an account to read.) I decided to use BlueSky instead for my live blog from the UK Community Radio Network conference and Community Radio Awards 2025.