Gloves are off in radio industry as TRB boss steps down
No replacement for TRB GM while NZME and MediaWorks turn up competition.
The Radio Bureau (TRB) general manager Gill Stewart has resigned, according to a joint announcement from NZME and MediaWorks, TRB’s two primary shareholders.
She has no immediate replacement.
TRB represents New Zealand’s commercial radio industry and provides a number of services for advertising
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Campbell Gibson
Tue, 24 Feb 2015
Tue, 24 Feb 2015
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Gloves are off in radio industry as TRB boss steps down
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