Tiziano Bonini is a Lecturer in Media Studies at the IULM University of Milan, Italy. Since 2005, he also works as a freelance radio producer for community, national commercial and public radio.Belén Monclús is a Lecturer in the Audiovisual Communication and Advertising Department at the Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain. Since 2007, she is the coordinator of the Catalonia Radio Observatory (l’OBS, GRISS-UAB).

• Preface David Hendy Introduction. The Listener as Producer: The Rise of the Networked Listener Tiziano Bonini Part 1: Interactive Publics (Telephone, Short Message Service, Social Networks) 1.When Speech Was ‘Meaningful’ and Presenters Were Just a Phone Call Away: The Development of Popular Radio Talk Formats in Early UKCommercial Radio Guy Starkey 2. Domesticated Voices: Listener ‘Participation’ in Everyday Radio Shows Jan Pinseler 3. Radio Audience Interaction: SMS Mobile Texting vs. Facebook Asta Zelenkauskaite 4. Listeners, Social Networks and the Construction of Talk Radio Information’s Discourse in the 2.0 Age Belén Monclús, Maria Gutiérrez, Xavier Ribes, Iliana Ferrer, and Josep Maria Martí 5. Sports Broadcasting in the Age of Network Society: Engagement with Listeners and Interaction throughout a Collective Experience Toni Sellas Part 2: Productive Publics 6. The Automatic DJ? Control, Automation and Creativity in Commercial Music Radio Fredrik Stiernstedt 7. Redefining Co-production in German Radio: Incorporating the Listener in German Radio Plays Golo Föllmer 8.Radio Ambulante: Narrative Radio Journalism in the Age of Crowdfunding Manuel Fernández-Sande 9. User-Generated Playlists: Radio Music Programming in the Age of Peer-to-Peer Production, Distribution, and Consumption J. Ignacio Gallego 10. Community Radio and Participation: Listeners as Productive Publics Salvatore Scifo 11. Radio Wnet: From Mainstream to Grassroots: A Case Study of Productive Listeners Grażyna Stachyra 12. Getting Listeners Involved: Rádio Ás, a Community Web Project Stanislaw Jedrzejewski and Madalena Oliveira 13. The Value of Productive Publics in Radio: A Theoretical Frame on Value Creation in Participatory Culture Adam Arvidsson

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Tiziano Bonini is a Lecturer in Media Studies at the IULM University of Milan, Italy. Since 2005, he also works as a freelance radio producer for community, national commercial and public radio.Belén Monclús is a Lecturer in the Audiovisual Communication and Advertising Department at the Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain. Since 2007, she is the coordinator of the Catalonia Radio Observatory (l’OBS, GRISS-UAB).

• Preface David Hendy Introduction. The Listener as Producer: The Rise of the Networked Listener Tiziano Bonini Part 1: Interactive Publics (Telephone, Short Message Service, Social Networks) 1.When Speech Was ‘Meaningful’ and Presenters Were Just a Phone Call Away: The Development of Popular Radio Talk Formats in Early UKCommercial Radio Guy Starkey 2. Domesticated Voices: Listener ‘Participation’ in Everyday Radio Shows Jan Pinseler 3. Radio Audience Interaction: SMS Mobile Texting vs. Facebook Asta Zelenkauskaite 4. Listeners, Social Networks and the Construction of Talk Radio Information’s Discourse in the 2.0 Age Belén Monclús, Maria Gutiérrez, Xavier Ribes, Iliana Ferrer, and Josep Maria Martí 5. Sports Broadcasting in the Age of Network Society: Engagement with Listeners and Interaction throughout a Collective Experience Toni Sellas Part 2: Productive Publics 6. The Automatic DJ? Control, Automation and Creativity in Commercial Music Radio Fredrik Stiernstedt 7. Redefining Co-production in German Radio: Incorporating the Listener in German Radio Plays Golo Föllmer 8.Radio Ambulante: Narrative Radio Journalism in the Age of Crowdfunding Manuel Fernández-Sande 9. User-Generated Playlists: Radio Music Programming in the Age of Peer-to-Peer Production, Distribution, and Consumption J. Ignacio Gallego 10. Community Radio and Participation: Listeners as Productive Publics Salvatore Scifo 11. Radio Wnet: From Mainstream to Grassroots: A Case Study of Productive Listeners Grażyna Stachyra 12. Getting Listeners Involved: Rádio Ás, a Community Web Project Stanislaw Jedrzejewski and Madalena Oliveira 13. The Value of Productive Publics in Radio: A Theoretical Frame on Value Creation in Participatory Culture Adam Arvidsson

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Tiziano Bonini is a Lecturer in Media Studies at the IULM University of Milan, Italy. Since 2005, he also works as a freelance radio producer for community, national commercial and public radio.Belén Monclús is a Lecturer in the Audiovisual Communication and Advertising Department at the Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain. Since 2007, she is the coordinator of the Catalonia Radio Observatory (l’OBS, GRISS-UAB).

• Preface David Hendy Introduction. The Listener as Producer: The Rise of the Networked Listener Tiziano Bonini Part 1: Interactive Publics (Telephone, Short Message Service, Social Networks) 1.When Speech Was ‘Meaningful’ and Presenters Were Just a Phone Call Away: The Development of Popular Radio Talk Formats in Early UKCommercial Radio Guy Starkey 2. Domesticated Voices: Listener ‘Participation’ in Everyday Radio Shows Jan Pinseler 3. Radio Audience Interaction: SMS Mobile Texting vs. Facebook Asta Zelenkauskaite 4. Listeners, Social Networks and the Construction of Talk Radio Information’s Discourse in the 2.0 Age Belén Monclús, Maria Gutiérrez, Xavier Ribes, Iliana Ferrer, and Josep Maria Martí 5. Sports Broadcasting in the Age of Network Society: Engagement with Listeners and Interaction throughout a Collective Experience Toni Sellas Part 2: Productive Publics 6. The Automatic DJ? Control, Automation and Creativity in Commercial Music Radio Fredrik Stiernstedt 7. Redefining Co-production in German Radio: Incorporating the Listener in German Radio Plays Golo Föllmer 8.Radio Ambulante: Narrative Radio Journalism in the Age of Crowdfunding Manuel Fernández-Sande 9. User-Generated Playlists: Radio Music Programming in the Age of Peer-to-Peer Production, Distribution, and Consumption J. Ignacio Gallego 10. Community Radio and Participation: Listeners as Productive Publics Salvatore Scifo 11. Radio Wnet: From Mainstream to Grassroots: A Case Study of Productive Listeners Grażyna Stachyra 12. Getting Listeners Involved: Rádio Ás, a Community Web Project Stanislaw Jedrzejewski and Madalena Oliveira 13. The Value of Productive Publics in Radio: A Theoretical Frame on Value Creation in Participatory Culture Adam Arvidsson

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