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RadioCentre
RadioCentre is the industry body for UK commercial radio. It exists to maintain and build a strong and successful commercial radio industry. It does this by lobbying on behalf of members for: more freedom in how and where they produce content; deregulation of commercial messages; tighter rules on the prominence of commercial brands on the BBC; and the removal of local media ownership rules.
RadioCentre is a co-founder of Digital Radio UK and part of the Board, the body set-up to encourage digital switchover in the UK. It is a patron of cross-industry registered charity the Radio Academy as well as being the joint owner of the national radio ratings analyst Radio Joint Audience Research Ltd (RAJAR) and online audio player Radioplayer alongside the BBC.
==Background==
RadioCentre was established on 1 July 2006 after merging the Commercial Radio Companies Association (CRCA) with the Radio Advertising Bureau (RAB). RadioCentre’s Chief Executive Andrew Harrison was appointed in October 2006. The current non-executive Chairman Dianne Thompson was appointed in November 2008, replacing the long serving Paul Brown CBE.
The CRCA was originally founded by the first radio companies under the name Association of Independent Radio Companies (AIRC) when independent radio began with LBC and Capital in 1973. It became the CRCA in 1996.〔(Commercial radio history )〕 Since it was founded the body has always represented the interests of UK commercial radio to Government, Parliament, Ofcom, the European Commission, the European Parliament and other organisations concerned with radio and broadcasting. These functions continue to be administered under the RadioCentre name by the External Affairs department.
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