Independent Radio Sector & RTÉ Partner To Grow Investment In Radio Advertising.

Thursday, 14 October 2021 09:53

Radiocentre Ireland wants to show how important and influential advertising on the radio is.

The entire independent radio sector and RTE are coming together for the first time ever to grow investment in advertising on the radio.

The new organisation called Radiocentre Ireland wants to show how important and influential advertising on the radio is.

It’s also wants to attract new talent into the industry.

Chairperson of Radiocentre Ireland John Purcell says radio is the original social media

I’m delighted and honoured to have been chosen by my colleagues in @rte and @IBIreland to chair the board of this exciting new initiative for the Irish Radio Industry. Radiocentre Ireland formed to promote medium of radio to advertisers https://t.co/9gMWQQvHGj via @IrishTimes
— blah blah blah (@esuohedarap) October 14, 2021

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