Article: Sounds eclectic

Sounds eclectic

Once again, radio fills the gaps left by TV's increasingly narrow agenda

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A friend once surprised me by announcing that she was making a documentary about Henri Cartier-Bresson. I was surprised because she was a radio producer. She laughed and said discussing photography on the radio was easy. I am not so sure. British radio often labours to cover visual subjects that would quite simply be better handled by television. This is not to say radio is the inferior medium. Television, conversely, is not a natural medium for serious talk or, indeed, live music.

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