Radio group Chrysalis have confirmed they will bid for the new Glasgow radio licence about to be advertised by the Radio Authority with an analogue version of their digital rock station The Arrow. They join a battle currently being contested by local consortium Go FM and Scottish Media Group, who are proposing a regional version of Virgin Radio. Other companies rumoured to be considering bidding are Scottish Radio Holdings (who own Glasgow's main pop station Clyde 1), Absolute Radio, Emap and Jazz FM.
Mar 18, 2003
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Chrysalis enter Glasgow radio race
Chrysalis will bid for the new Glasgow radio licence with an analogue version of its rock station The Arrow, joining Go FM and Scottish Media Group.