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Media: Double Standards - 'Brand and Ross acted like dicks and got caught'.(Jonathan Ross)(Russell Brand)(Interview)
Neil Fox and Johnny Vaughan, two of commercial radio's biggest names, chat about 'Sachsgate', on-air gaffes and how they manage to get up in time for their breakfast shows.
NEIL FOX - PRESENTER, MORE MUSIC BREAKFAST SHOW, MAGIC 105.4
- What makes your show special?
It's a breakfast show on a music station that actually plays a lot of music. And we don't have a team of people pretending to laugh at things that aren't funny.
- How would you describe your style of presenting?
There's no doubt that when I came to Magic, I had to learn some new broadcasting skills (ie. word economy), but it has made me a better, more mature presenter. I've got three wonderful children now and being a father definitely helps me relate to my audience. I am on air who I am off air. Always have been, always will be.
- What's the key to getting people to open up and be entertaining on air?
- Ofcom ruling on The Russell Brand Show: BBC management statement.
- Press release article from: M2 Presswire April 3, 2009 700+ words
...3 April 2009-BBC: Ofcom ruling on The Russell Brand Show: BBC management statement(C)1994...well-known, two very senior managers and Russell Brand resigned and Jonathan Ross was suspended without pay for 12 weeks...
- The banality of Jonathan Ross
- Magazine article from: New Statesman Anonymous November 3, 2008 700+ words
Jonathan Ross likes to think of himself not only as...performer's reckless behaviour. As for Russell Brand, on whose Radio 2 show Ross was appearing...To paraphrase: when we think of Russell Brand, nothing occurs to us.
- Russell Brand wants BBC radio job back
- News wire article from: The Hindustan Times November 14, 2009 700+ words
London, November. 14 -- Comedian Russell Brand wants to get back his Radio 2 slot a year after he resigned...over a prank call. The Brit, along with fellow prankster Jonathan Ross, faced much heat after leaving a series of lewd messages...
- Russell Brand wants BBC radio job back.
- News wire article from: Asian News International November 14, 2009 700+ words
...Byline: ANI London, November 14 (ANI): Comedian Russell Brand wants to get back his Radio 2 slot a year after he...prank call. The Brit, along with fellow prankster Jonathan Ross, faced much heat after leaving a series of lewd messages...
- Let's Russell up some fun; Mock the Week returns for new series.
- Newspaper article from: Daily Post (Liverpool, England) July 4, 2009 700+ words
Byline: POLLY WEEKS PHONE-IN scandals, the Jonathan Ross-Russell Brand saga, expenses revelations - the BBC has taken...Boyle and Andy Parsons. "After the Russell Brand-Jonathan Ross thing, we don't have to be toothless," he says...
- Do I detect a blitz mentality in our liking for social networks?(Viewpoint...
- Magazine article from: Marketing Week November 27, 2008 700+ words
...we are concerned, is to provide a foil to the uncomfortable UK characteristic of expressive constipation. Jonathan Ross, Russell Brand and, to a lesser extent the BBC, are all victims of this and a need to be distracted from the unpalatable...
- We won't be toothless; Polly Weeks talks to Russell Howard about the future of...
- Newspaper article from: Daily Post (Liverpool, England) July 10, 2009 700+ words
Byline: Polly Weeks PHONE-IN scandals, the Jonathan Ross-Russell Brand saga, expenses revelations - the BBC has taken some fearful hits to its reputation in the past year. The Corporation is under...
- Put your questions to the Director General
- Newspaper article from: Western Morning News, The Plymouth (UK) September 17, 2009 700+ words
...after a turbulent couple of years for Mr Thompson. He cut short a holiday to deal with the fall-out of the Jonathan Ross-Russell Brand affair, after the stars launch a torrent of abuse at Fawlty Towers actor Andrew Sachs. It led to questions...
