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Podcasting has not killed the radio star, but the relationship remains fraught and not always well understood. One of the biggest issues that will affect the future of radio in the UK is its relationship with young people. Media and cultural historian, David Hendy , noted that the average age of Radio 4 listeners is 55, compared with 53 in Providing more content for younger listeners is clearly something the BBC is taking into account. Quarter Life Crisis , a short drama written and performed by rising something BAME star Yolanda Mercy , which was broadcast in April , spoke frankly and refreshingly to young people — framed within a judicious mix of music and comedy.

Available data on podcast-makers suggests, until recently, they have tended to be tech-savvy, male and generally aged The radio industry in the UK is therefore keen to engage young people, evidenced by the 30 Under 30 initiative from the Radio Academy. As linguistics expert Rob Drummond argued on this site, there is no linguistic reason for an accent to be associated with particular characteristics — socially we assign these shared meanings within a culture.

Meanwhile, over time, a certain kind of broadcasting voice has come to be associated with professional radio broadcasting within the UK.

The broadcast voice of the BBC in the s and s was a southern English dialect , similar to Received Pronunciation. Clearly, there is more diversity heard on professional radio broadcasting today — but the standard accent , shorn of regional identity, is still surprisingly ubiquitous across UK broadcasting. The long tail refers to niche interests which may have fewer consumers, as opposed to the big, popular, blockbuster hits, but are nevertheless being especially catered for in the digital era.

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At the end of the music video, the words "Thanks To Metropolis" appear. The video also features footage from earlier Queen promo videos. Written by Peter-Patrick76 peter-patrick mail. Oh the sheer geniality of this one is beyond anything I've ever seen and hasn't been totally equaled ok, "Smashing Pumpkins: Tonight, Tonight" gets quite near.

Freddie's Outrageous Radio GaGa

David Mallet's video alligned with the spectacular Queen plus Fritz Lang's "Metropolis" as a major influence and basis was of pure delight, fantasy and uncontrolled paralels. One of Queen's favorite moments both visual and sonorous, "Radio Ga Ga" demonstrated the impact a music video has on audiences, with heavy rotation on MTV next thing you know is that a whole crowd is doing the "All we hear is Radio Ga Ga" routine clapping hands while Freddie Mercury commands his fans and followers. For those moments, he controlled audiences just by doing his magic used in the clip This whole previous paragraph should be enough to make you watch and rewatch the video.

A tribute to one of the greatest sci-fi flicks of all time another that wasn't topped yet in terms in becoming a reality since we still don't have flying cars or robots controlling our lives Irony of ironies is that the video was so effective in mixing this duality between image and sound yet it become a major thing of which fans associated the band with.

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Maybe not entirely an irony, possibly they were proving a theory that was a real fact. But one may wonder: Well, the music surely reflects the future just like Lang's movie did with its electronic sounds, a highly conscious concept - let's not forget that Queen and Giorgio Moroder developed a new soundtrack for "Metropolis" at that same time. It's not just images of the film, Mercury and gang intertwined with the film See, past, present and future are all tied together here, making of it this clip one of Queen's most thoughtful moments along with "Under Pressure".