Media
BBC7 now 24 hours
Published Tuesday, Dec 16 2003, 00:56 GMT | By James Welsh
BBC7, one of the BBC's digital radio stations, now broadcasts for 24 hours a day. The station previously went off-air at 3am.
Mary Kalemkerian, Head of Programmes at BBC 7, said:
"BBC 7's fresh on-air sound and its addictive mix of archive comedy, drama and books is proving a great hit with our listeners, with one in five people in recent research saying they bought a digital radio specifically to listen to BBC 7.
"So we decided to give them more of what they like and extend broadcasting right through the night."
Mary Kalemkerian, Head of Programmes at BBC 7, said:
"BBC 7's fresh on-air sound and its addictive mix of archive comedy, drama and books is proving a great hit with our listeners, with one in five people in recent research saying they bought a digital radio specifically to listen to BBC 7.
"So we decided to give them more of what they like and extend broadcasting right through the night."
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