"Radio" es una canción del cantante británico de pop Robbie Williams, coescrita por Williams y Stephen Duffy. Fue el primer sencillo del álbum recopilatorio de Williams Greatest Hits, lanzado en 2004. Williams escribió la distintiva melodía synth-pop de la canción intentando tocar "Axel F" de Harold Faltermeyer en un teclado electrónico de memoria. "Radio" es la primera salida en solitario de Williams sin la participación del productor y coautor de larga data Guy Chambers, y es particularmente notable como el último número uno de Williams en el Reino Unido durante ocho años, hasta "Candy" de 2012.
“Music on the radio is very poor because it is badly distorted ... I quite approve of radios but they should not be used for musical purposes. They are good for news and for reports of ball games, boxing matches and speeches, where distortion is not noticeable.”
“In 11 countries surveyed across Africa, local commercial radio grew by an average of 360 percent between 2000 and 2006, whereas community radio grew by a striking 1,386 percent, on average, over the same period.”
“The Brazilian radio market is the second largest in the Americas, being one step behind the United States. According to data from the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) of 2009, radios are present in 88% of homes, 80% of cars in circulation, and in 36% of mobile telephones.”
“Let the future tell the truth and evaluate each one according to his work and accomplishments. The present is theirs; the future, for which I really worked, is mine.”
“Radio is a wonderful invention! One movement of the hand, and nothing is heard.”
“Radio is a beehive in which the whole world buzz can be heard.”
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