[HCDX] European broadcasting - your chance to vote

["Mike Terry" <michael.terry1@xxxxxxxxxx>]

THE 21st CENTURY OFFSHORE RADIO POLL

The 21st Century Offshore Radio Poll results (so far).

To place your vote go to www.tts-mediapro.co.uk and make your choice!

To the question "Which offshore station should receive an EU licence for the
21st century?", 352 people cast their votes (so far) in the following
manner:

29 voted Laser 558, that is 8 percent.
18 voted RNI, that is 5 percent.
172 voted Radio Caroline, that is 48 percent.
16 voted Radio London, that is 4 percent.
63 voted Radio Veronica, that is 17 percent.
22 voted Radio Mi Amigo, that is 6 percent.
20 voted Radio England, that is 5 percent.
0 voted Britain Radio, that is 0 percent.
1 voted Radio 270, that is 0 percent.
4 voted Radio Scotland, that is 1 percent.
0 voted Radio Essex, that is 0 percent.
0 voted Radio City, that is 0 percent.
0 voted Radio Invicta, that is 0 percent.
4 voted Radio Nord, that is 1 percent.
3 voted Other:, that is 0 percent

In summary:

What if . . . The European Union were to offer a pan-European offshore
broadcasting licence starting in 2001 to one of the historic offshore
stations in recognition of their contribution to the development of European
broadcasting?

What if . . . Radio enthusiasts could choose who will get the licence by
popular vote? Who would you vote for?

To place your vote go to www.tts-mediapro.co.uk and make your choice!

At the end of 2001 the results will be presented to the EU, with a request
for such a licence to be granted.




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