GoOnPigs

As a 15 year old here are the two main problems I think the BBC face in trying to entice new, younger listeners: * The majority of teens aren't interested in radio anymore. We all have our ipods/mp3 players and mobiles now, we can listen to whatever music we want whenever we want it. * A vast majority of young people use public transport to get to/from school/college/uni and so don't really have access to a radio during the school/work hours and going home. I think that the BBC are wasting their time trying to bring in new listeners. Its just not going to happen. When I told people in my class (year 11) about the changes over half of them werent bothered at all cos they have no interest in the radio and others gave replies such as "who's greg james." "I like scott mills" and even "scott's not doing drivetime? Guess I'll just go back to my ipod on the way home then". Nothing will come of this revamp at all! If anything I think they'll just lose listeners as people 30+ will start to be fed up that Radio 1 doesnt seem to have an interest in them anymore.