Jul 22, 2002 • 1 min read

Radio Magazine founder dies

Howard Rose, founder of trade publication Radio Magazine, has died aged 49, weeks after selling the title, and his successor as editor is not yet named.

Howard Rose, aged 49, the man behind the broadcasting industry lo-fi trade mag the Radio Magazine died this weekend, just weeks after he sold the title. Though low in production qualities, the Radio Magazine played (and continues to play) an important role in updating the radio industry and radio enthusiasts on the latest news and, more so than the mainstream trade titles like Broadcast, on the gossip and the tricky issues being discussed by many in the industry. Rose was set to continue as editor even though he had sold the magazine, and there is no word yet on who will take his place.

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