The Radio Today Blog

Over the years we’ve tried to encourage people working in the radio industry to join and take part in a social network aimed at them.

We created a place presenters, producers, journalists, engineers, sales staff and even managers could share audio, photos, videos, memories and status updates. We tried it with raydio.org which attracted 500 members, then again with radiohub.co.uk, which we thought, was the perfect place to do so.

But once a registration was made, and a profile picture was added, people didn’t come back to join in the fun.

And lets face it - we’re not alone. Just look at Google +.

So instead of spending money on something which simply wasn’t wanted by the radio industry, we decided to close the site and transfer ownership of the domain and twitter address to someone who wanted to use the name “RadioHub” for something else (not another social network). It is radio related, and all will be explained soon by the nice people at G Media.

If you did register at radiohub.co.uk in the past - G Media did not buy your information - just the domain ownership. All your personal details have been destroyed.

Thanks for being a part of it!