Why 2Day FM changed its music format

Consumers listening to 2Day FM lately may have noticed something a little different. Hit Network’s head of content Gemma Fordham explains the changes to the station’s music format, and why the brand needed to differentiate itself.

It’s 9:26am on a Monday morning and you are in desperate need of some music to get pumped for the rest of the day. You might turn on the radio in the car, hop onto a radio website, or listen through an app.

What do you hear? Justin Timberlake’s Cry Me A River. It takes you back to 2002, when pop culture enthusiasts were seeing just how many lyrics they could link back to Britney Spears.

Em, Grant and Ed’s new show wasn’t the only change to 2Day FM this year

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