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	<title>Comments on: MacBank builds UK empire</title>
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		<title>By: Don B.</title>
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		<dc:creator>Don B.</dc:creator>
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		<description>I was looking for your blog and found this site Caitlin.  Do you really think airwave radio in the UK has growth potential?

&lt;i&gt;Which blog were you looking for - maybe I can help? As for radio, I don&#039;t expect it to decline in the same way that newspapers are. Listening to the radio is a largely complementary medium to the internet - you listen to it in places that the web can&#039;t reach like in bed, in the kitchen and in the car, and you also listen to it at the same time as using the web. I am not sure exactly how you would define &quot;airwave&quot; radio; certainly I think the future of radio is digital (DAB etc) rather than analogue. I think there is modest growth potential, in line with the overall market but nothing spectacular.&lt;/i&gt;</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I was looking for your blog and found this site Caitlin.  Do you really think airwave radio in the UK has growth potential?</p>
<p><i>Which blog were you looking for &#8211; maybe I can help? As for radio, I don&#8217;t expect it to decline in the same way that newspapers are. Listening to the radio is a largely complementary medium to the internet &#8211; you listen to it in places that the web can&#8217;t reach like in bed, in the kitchen and in the car, and you also listen to it at the same time as using the web. I am not sure exactly how you would define &#8220;airwave&#8221; radio; certainly I think the future of radio is digital (DAB etc) rather than analogue. I think there is modest growth potential, in line with the overall market but nothing spectacular.</i></p>
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