GooseOnTheLoose
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Commercial radio advertising, even on "national" stations, is strictly regionalised. Networks split their transmitters into specific territories, meaning someone listening to LBC on a standard radio in London is being served an entirely different slate of adverts than a listener in Manchester or Edinburgh.That’s just blatantly false. They do radio advertising nationwide.
The exception is often found with smart speakers or streaming apps. Although these platforms actively try to serve targeted ads using your IP address, UK internet traffic is frequently routed through massive central servers. When the network gets confused by your ISP's routing, it abandons the local targeting and defaults to the primary London broadcast feed. Masking your IP, using a VPN, etc has a similar effect.
