Those two erstwhile music copyright bodies, MCPS and PRS, got together to form the MCPS-PRS Alliance. It wasn’t a name that tripped easily off the tongue. But a re-branding exercise has come up with something much better: – PRS for Music.
Not just a re-branding but also a bold move to halve the cost of buying a licence to play the radio at work. Places with four or fewer workers can now buy a music licence for £44 per year plus vat. PRS for Music says its wants to provide better access for good music, whilst making sure its creators get paid.

More on the PRS for Music website.

Corinne Rhoades graduated from the NBS radio news course just before Christmas 08. She won the Jon Snow Trophy for Best News Student. She then did well to secure a valuable work attachment at Southern FM in Sussex under the experienced direction of News Editor, Tim Humphrey. Before joining the NBS, Corinne graduated from Cardiff University with a first class degree.