Campaigner for equality on radio determined to ignore threat of blacklist

Campaigner for equality on radio determined to ignore threat of blacklist

Linda Coogan Byrne said she would never be silenced by those trying to keep the status quo. 

A leading campaigner for equality in chart airplay between men and women on Irish radio has vowed to double down on her efforts, after being warned she was upsetting the powers-that-be in the industry.

Linda Coogan Byrne, founder of the Why Not Her campaign, was given a "heads-up and advice as a friend" by an anonymous email to stop "stepping on people's toes" or risk being blacklisted by the music industry.

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