by Paulo Dias. Why is there no patience or willingness to work with newcomers to radio and give them a break?
Category archives: Dear Radio – Paulo Dias
Dear Radio: The people you need to know in a radio station
by Paulo Dias. With more hyphenated titles appearing on email signatures than ever before, I thought it would be handy to start a guide of who the key people in a station are.
Dear Radio: Radio to the rescue
by Paulo Dias. Let’s look at the role radio plays in helping communities mobilise when it’s the only way of connecting devastated victims.
Dear Radio: The podcast conundrum in South Africa
by Paulo Dias. Waiting for the great South African podcast breakthrough is like waiting for an audio Christmas that never comes.
Dear Radio: Radio stations forgetting their core product
by Paulo Dias. Does anyone really still know what a radio station’s core product is?
Dear Radio: Learnings from intl radio stories of the year so far
by Paulo Dias. Mid-2017 is a good checkpoint to pause and see what is happening in radio internationally and examine what we may learn.
Dear Radio: The return of the annual South African radio awards
by Paulo Dias. On nights such as Saturday, 22 April 2017, you get to appreciate what this medium is about.
Dear Radio: Breakfast on the go — analysing the lineup changes
by Paulo Dias. When lineup changes include breakfast shows, it’s one of the riskiest and most-reluctant moves a station manager may make.
Dear Radio: The secret SA radio didn’t want you to know
by Paulo Dias. And you won’t believe what happened next…
Dear Radio: Forget being hip — keep it real and simple
by Paulo Dias. It’s simple: radio works in South Africa when it’s real, shares our voice, doesn’t discriminate and doesn’t cost us anything.