Original sentence: Gaydar Radio was started in 2001 as an internet-only station, being an audio offshoot of the dating website and completely independent of outside assistance.In 2003 Gaydar Radio was part of a successful application to be on the Sussex Coast DAB multiplex - part of this deal was an unrealised provisional agreement for the Capital group to find space to add the Gaydar service to its bouquet available on the Greater Manchester multiplex
Edited sentence: Bethel proposed to provide the service to Gaydar for £100,000 annually which was clearly way too high for a fledging concept.In 2003 while Bethel was working at Capital Radio group, Gaydar Radio was part of a successful application to be on the Sussex Coast DAB multiplex - part of this deal was an unrealised provisional agreement for the Capital group to find space to add the Gaydar service to its bouquet available on the Greater Manchester multiplex.Instead Gaydar Radio was started in 2001 as an internet-only station, being an audio offshoot of the dating website and completely independent of outside assistance.Ovenden was at the time working at the Ministry of Sound Radio and set up a meeting in Spring 2000 between the owners of Gaydar and his boss James Bethel.The first proposals for an audio stream on the Gaydar website came from broadcaster Mark Ovenden and radio engineer Quentin Nield