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Dennis Locorriere, formerly of Dr Hook, said he understood the basic concept of playing artists that are underexposed but had reservations about the station's title. A second DJ, Allen Fleckney, has joined UnCool and now even conventional radio stations are considering buying its output. Day has stated: "Radio <img src="http://breakbrunch.com/wp-content/upload...> needs a shakeup and it might as well start here!"The axing of Day's BBC show was purely financial rather than editorial. The networked replacement for <img src="http://cdn.pedigreedatabase.com/dogbreed...> Day's programme and other BBC local radio evening output, presented by Mark Forrest, had a sticky start, with the Observer's radio critic Miranda Sawyer described it as a "bore-fest".UnCool, backed by subscription funding, could have acted as an independent producer offering the Roger Day show back to the BBC at reduced rates. When asked if the BBC had missed a PR and financial opportunity in not responding to such listener democracy in action, David Holdsworth, BBC English regions controller, replied: <img src="http://bloximages.chicago2.vip.townnews....> "From my point of view the problem at the moment is however alternatives might be funded or contracted we have made a decision, approved by the BBC Trust, to run an all local radio format on weekday evenings. We will be reviewing the new programme eventually but for the moment I am afraid there isn't any manoeuvring room."Tamsin Vincent, co-founder of listener feedback website BBC Radio Forum, said shortly after the change over: "Our <img src="http://static.ddmcdn.com/gif/dog-groups-...> argument was that even if it was absolutely brilliant, it was still going to be a national show on local radio. People are not happy about it, it is not igniting any local spirit for me at all."The web offers radio huge opportunities, both internationally and at local level where local communities could set up their own stations. With ever increasing listening platforms and technological advances, these stations are becoming progressively <img src="http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-RF44hDi6pbE/TV...> more viable.These could be funded by subscription, Lottery support or even a slice of the BBC's licence fee in the same way independent commercial stations tried to <a href = "http://buyz19.tumblr.com/aquaponics-4-yo...>aquaponics 4 you review </a> their local news coverage. Meanwhile stations such as UnCool are likely to grow and gain in traction, becoming fully established in their own right and attracting worldwide audiences via the internet.Jon Streatfeild is a former TV event producer and documentary researcherRadio industryInternetBBCJon Streatfeildguardian.co.uk © 2013 Guardian News and Media Limited or its affiliated companies. All rights reserved. | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds     PARIS (Reuters) - The United States must limit its subsidies on farm products, French Trade Minister Christine Lagarde said on Tuesday, after it became clear world trading partners would miss an end-April deadline for a key deal. 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Insurance-plan choices will be available through exchanges, or marketplaces; most people will be able to study plans and sign up for one online. As of December, nearly 20 states have elected to run exchanges themselves; the federal government will run the exchanges in other states. And therein lies a key issue: Creating a consumer-friendly exchange is no easy task. It is hard enough to know what kinds of foods we should eat, which cars to drive, or which apps to use. Selecting an insurance plan is a far more complex decision.â€œHealth insurance is a confusing and difficult choice,â€ says Jonathan Gruber, a professor of economics at MIT who specializes in health-care issues. â€œItâ€™s important that people make decisions in an organized and effective market. 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In the health-insurance domain, Gruber and Jason Abaluck, an economist at Yale University, published a study in the American Economic Review in 2011 showing that a large number of seniors select Medicare Part D plans that are mismatched to their needs. For one thing, seniors place too much emphasis on lower premiums, as opposed to plans that defray more out-of-pocket costs. Optimal choices, the researchers found, would make these health-insurance plans 27 percent more valuable to seniors. However, seniors were often unable to make apt decisions because, in part, they typically <a href = "http://buyz19.tumblr.com/forex-growth-bo...>forex growth bot </a> than 40 stand-alone <img src="http://bridalmusings.com/wp-content/uplo...> drug plans to select from. 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