 According to the first station director Jamie Crick, the entire station was originally played off a single PC on a table propped up with a gay clubbing directory.Following its success, it moved onto the Sky platform in 2002 before leaving on 18 February 2011 after a "substantial decline" in its audience figures through the platform.Meanwhile, another gay radio station called Purple Radio, which launched a few months before then, Gaydar Radio with the backing of Kelvin MacKenzie and Lord Waheed Alli, was broadcasting as part of a bouquet of services provided by the Digital Radio Group (then part of the GWR Group).