Podcasts about clive dickens

For the two of you who don't know, Clive was one of the big guns in UK radio management. The King of Capital. The Duke of Jack. The Archbishop of Absolute. But then he went to Australia, and took a lifetime of radio knowledge and enough stories to fill your average-sized encyclopaedia with him. So very early (too early) one Sunday, when British Summer Time and Australian Eastern Standard Time conveniently aligned, we embarked on a mission to liberate and disseminate some of this knowledge and these stories from the Southern hemisphere. So prepare to find out how Elton John was responsible for him getting into radio, how he almost introduced Posh and Becks back in the 90s, and how he's not scared of Richard Park! There's also some consumer advice on how you might go about buying a major radio group, so if your in the market for one, you might want to make some notes.   If you enjoy the podcast, just want to give you a quick reminder that we'd be grateful if you would support us on Ko-Fi:  https://ko-fi.com/crunchandroll  

Graham Mack has enjoyed 30 Years of Experience in Radio Presenting and Management in both Australia and the UK, working on stations from 2CR, BRMB, Century, TFM and BOB FM.This time on Radio Greats he reflects to Luke about the 30 Years on work on Radio, from listening to Piccadilly and Radio City, to emigrating to Australia to achieve his dream on stations out there. Arriving back and working for 2CR, how Clive Dickens got him on BRMB, to working for Century and TFM and reuniting Russ and Jono for Fix Radio.Thanks to Graham and Aircheck Downloads for use of content/ 

A big show this week, one of the longest in a while too, but - not leaving anything on the table here folks. This week a chat with Clive Dickens from Optus about their quite frankly revolutionary SubHub which allows you to manage your streaming and other subscription services. Also, the head of Microsoft Flight Simulator - Jorg Neumann talks about the game, its release, move to Xbox and some exciting new updates coming soon! And of course your calls, truckies wanting to save money, WiFi issues, and TV advice - some of which will make you reconsider the next time you're complaining...

A big show this week, one of the longest in a while too, but - not leaving anything on the table here folks.This week a chat with Clive Dickens from Optus about their quite frankly revolutionary SubHub which allows you to manage your streaming and other subscription services.Also, the head of Microsoft Flight Simulator - Jorg Neumann talks about the game, its release, move to Xbox and some exciting new updates coming soon!And of course your calls, truckies wanting to save money, WiFi issues, and TV advice - some of which will make you reconsider the next time you're complaining...

Optus is backing football (the big game, not the Australian version) to keep delivering customer growth and retention, particularly amongst immigrant Australians – but VP of Product Development for TV and Content, Clive Dickens, says Nine overpaid for the Champions League. He also has a dig at the naysayers at Seven who didn't think 7plus could be delivered in nine months – including some of his staff, who subsequently left the building. While BVOD is booming, Dickens says display advertising will continue to “hit the floor” and publishers that can make subscription revenue pay will be those left standing. Which is why Optus aims to take a slice of what it forecasts will soon be a $4bn market with an aggregation play. The former SCA and Seven digital supremo thinks SubHub will help set Optus apart from big dog Telstra and the pack of hungry mobile virtual operators trying to nip its heels. But he's not committing to numbers just yet.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's a financial reporting special this week on the Mumbrellacast. We break down results from media companies Seven West Media, Southern Cross Austereo, and Here There & Everywhere, as well as holding company Enero Group.This week Optus introduced a new content subscription and membership hub for customers, Optus SubHub. SubHub will complement the recently announced Optus Living Network, and The team discusses whether consumers will bite on SubHub and how much difference it will make for the average Australian household.Plus, Zanda Wilson chats with Meat and Livestock Australia's general manager, marketing and insights, Nathan Low.

This week's radio ratings saw an historic result in Sydney, with KIIS FM's Kyle and Jackie O taking the title of the #1 breakfast show, breaking a 17-year streak held by 2GB's Alan Jones and more recently, Ben Fordham. So what does the result mean for the media and marketing industry? The team dives into the latest GfK ratings survey, bringing perspectives from media buyers on all five metro markets, as we wonder: are the radio ratings really just one big confidence trick?QMS won Australia's latest out-of-home advertising account, the City of Sydney, in 2020, but the changeover from JC Decaux's existing assets to the new QMS street furniture has been delayed again. This time, QMS cited mitigation against potential delays of shipping new assets due to COVID-19, with September now the date for the changeover to begin. So what will the new assets look like, and what will the proposition for advertisers be once QMS' gets its infrastructure in?Finally, Optus Sport's VP of TV, content, and product development, Clive Dickens, joins Zanda Wilson for a chat about the platform's content strategy. He reflects on the current broadcasts of the Euro 2020 and Copa America football tournaments and speaks about the importance of Optus' sport content as a means of differentiating itself against competitor telcos.

There's a big difference between a product marketed 'for gamers' and a product that has genuinely been designed for gaming, so this week I'm talking to two key team members on a recent product launch to get a solid insight on which column the new Optus Gamer Plans really sit in. No surprise, if they're willing to come on the show, they're feeling confident they've designed something that is the real deal and, once you hear the story I think you'll get a good feeling about it too, especially once you factor in tools like Game Path. But let's not jump ahead!I'm talking to Steven Manichanh, Senior Product Development Manager and Clive Dickens, VP of Product Development. Clive joins us part way through the conversation, so I kick things off asking Steven to hit that important question and help alleviate the gamer scepticism head on. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The teenage tape reclaimer - whose DNA now remains across UK radio and whose influence is felt around the World. Clive Dickens opens up rarely – and looks back even more rarely. In this hour of Radio Moments Conversations he shares the journey from his roots at a new Chiltern Radio and how he speedily scaled the heights to group programme director. As the industry began to consolidate, he tells of his move to the Capital Group, working with Richard Park – and the challenges and opportunities of its newly-acquired BRMB. He talks of the many crossroads in his life – and the encounter that helped him seize them – including the move from Capital to forge his own path. Clive tells the frank story of the battle for the Absolute Radio name and the impact of the economic crash – and also of his proud legacy there. He explains his passion for technology, tells the Shazam story, reflects on his work in markets around the world and talks of his move to Australia to Southern Cross Austereo. He shares fascinating insight into the Australian media world and offers his thoughts on the media and communications future – from his new role in Sydney as VP Product Development, TV and Content at the huge telecoms company Optus. This is Clive Dickens – in his own words – alone. Hear the whole ‘Radio Moments Conversations’ series here (https://podfollow.com/radiomoments-conversations) – and sign up for the regular podcast for this ongoing series   

In this week's episode we hear from Clive Dickens on creating content that makes consumers feel, understanding consumer behaviour through the lens of the internet and business models for Telcos.

From watching the Melbourne Cup on our phones to sharing terrifying fail videos, audiences are using digital to connect. Jules Lund joins DDB Sydney’s Tara Ford and Optus’ Clive Dickens to find out how they use social, mobile and online video channels to tell stories for established brands.

Craig Bruce talks to legendary programmer and media thought-leader Clive Dickens about the future of content. Game Changers: Radio is produced by Bad Producer Productions. Production support from Kate Meade and Clint Brice.  Find us online here. Game Changers: Radio is sponsored by Music Master - work smarter and faster with Music Master.  Support the show.

This week Mumbrellacast packed its bags and made its way to Seven's Pyrmont offices to chat to CEO Tim Worner (15:20), along with chief revenue officer Kurt Burnette, chief digital officer Clive Dickens and programming director Angus Ross. The executive team discuss everything from becoming tabloid fodder, why TV became uncool and why TV ratings [...] The post Mumbrellacast: Tim Worner talks, plus Fairfax's final results and Foxtel's 4K future appeared first on Mumbrella.

This week we chat to Clive Dickens about the changes on the horizon for the Yahoo7 JV, how AI & voice activation will change your TV viewing experience & about Seven’s changing lens in becoming a content creator in global markets and less focused on output only.

Former Absolute boss Clive Dickens talks about his plans for the Jack brand in the UK & Europe, his latest role in Australian broadcasting and what he would do with the BBC.

Steve, Sam and Clive. Photograph by Sony-nominated* Matt Deegan. *not nominated for photography. This edition of the Earshot Creative Review was recorded in March at the RadioDays Europe conference held in Copenhagen and features three eminent radio leaders: Clive Dickens, Absolute Radio‘s Chief Operating Officer. In this podcast, recorded before reports circulated of a possible […]