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Are Scottish tourist bosses about to launch a radio station?

CAMPAIGN AGAINST REDSKINS An American Indian tribe in upstate New York said it would launch a radio advertising campaign pressing for the Washington Redskins to shed their name.

The BBC is to launch a radio player allowing internet users to listen to more than 400 commercial and BBC stations.

And liberal forces are striving to launch a radio network next year after a broadcasting company, Progress Media, bought radio stations in New York, Los Angeles and several other cities.

Sirius XM announced Friday that it is set to launch a radio station devoted entirely to Charlie Sheen.

In October, the Sierra Leone government partnered with UNICEF and a variety of developmental organizations to launch a radio education program for school-aged kids, NPR reported.

And they've launched a radio station, MEATtransMISSION.

Pepsi launched a radio campaign to let consumers know they could get twice as much Pepsi for their money.

The group launched a radio ad campaign saying that Republican state officials were targeting African Americans voters.

Similarly, launching a radio station was "a fantastic journey," said Loris Taylor, the president of the Hopi Foundation, a nonprofit organization that owns KUYI.

The Climate Institute joined in the lobbying activity on Monday, launching a radio and online campaign called Stop the Dinosaurs, which calls for the RET to be retained.