A little more than a week ago, BBC Radio 4′s Today programme discussed cuts to local BBC local radio services. Philip John blogged about it on his hyperlocal network Journal Local. You can listen to the audio here.
Listen: Could hyperlocal be the answer to BBC local radio cuts?
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Thanks for the link Joni!