Listening Locally: A Study Into The Impact Of Local Radio

Alison Hulme

Listening Locally: A Study Into The Impact Of Local Radio

Centre for Global Economic and Social Development

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This report looks at the social impact of local radio in Northampton in terms of how it influences social resilience and individual well-being. It was conducted from January to November 2021and involved an online questionnaire and follow-up interviews. The author is Dr Alison Hulme who conducted the research in conjunction with NLive radio and the University of Northampton. It was funded by the University of Northampton’s Business Ideas and Innovation Grant (BIIG).

Original language	English
Publisher	University of Northampton
Number of pages	14
Publication status	Published - 18 Feb 2022

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