Non-Habbo Radio

[CFairweather]

Is it worth creating one these days?

If done correctly and publicised the right way, by the right people, it could work and be very successful.

What's peoples thoughts?

I'd love to get one together, but it'd have to be a team effort to make it what it could be.

[David]

locally, maybe.

[Kyle]

do people even listen to radios outside of travelling anymore
there doesnt seem to be time to

[CFairweather]

I agree with Locally, but if a team was behind it, and giving ordinary people opportunities to present shows and publicise themselves. It could really grow. If done correctly? Also with a working app for phones to stream from?

[Josh!]

Not really, there are many majors one.

[CFairweather]

Really? Never actually heard of any personally.

[Meanies]

I know @Richie; used to own one or was heavily involved one anyway not sure what it was called or if it's still knocking around though!

[scottish]

I know @Richie; used to own one or was heavily involved one anyway not sure what it was called or if it's still knocking around though!

It's long gone. Was called stance fm iirc

[xxMATTGxx]

The one that come to my mind that I believe is internet based is: http://themixradio.co.uk/. They are currently doing work on their website but you can still tine into the radio. I don't know how big their listeners are but they seem to have people doing shows on there every so often.

[Plucked]

If it was a community station that started online and then got FM then It could pick up and be successful. But other than that, radios are sadly dying off.