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Ten News report on the launch of Talk Australia

Ten News report on the launch of Talk Australia

2000

  • NFSA ID05X7BN3N
  • TypeTelevision
  • MediumMoving Image
  • FormSeries
  • GenresNews
  • Year2000

This news report from October 2000 announces the beginning of broadcast by Talk Australia, Australia’s first 24-hour streaming radio service.

As was so often the case, the advertising prominently featured established names from the entertainment industry to showcase the range of content on offer, from serious news journalist Ian Leslie to entertainment anchor Lochie Daddo.

The report also refers to the recent demise of another start-up internet radio station, Big Fat Radio. Ironically Talk Australia would only last a few weeks before going bust, a perfect demonstration of the challenges and attrition rate during the early days of internet radio.

Return to Radio 100 Chapter 5

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Network Ten

This news report from October 2000 announces the beginning of broadcast by Talk Australia, Australia’s first 24-hour streaming radio service.

As was so often the case, the advertising prominently featured established names from the entertainment industry to showcase the range of content on offer, from serious news journalist Ian Leslie to entertainment anchor Lochie Daddo.

The report also refers to the recent demise of another start-up internet radio station, Big Fat Radio. Ironically Talk Australia would only last a few weeks before going bust, a perfect demonstration of the challenges and attrition rate during the early days of internet radio.

Return to Radio 100 Chapter 5

Courtesy of
Network Ten
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