After a summer of analysis looking through all the cracks in the voting of Eurovision 2014, Ben Robertson publishes his conclusions on what the statistics tells him will improve the Eurovision Song Contest in the future

Not long now until the September 1st deadline passes, and we can start looking forward to listening to some of the potential Eurovision 2015 songs. Until then, we have the latest ESC Insight Newsletter to keep you up to date with all the Eurovision news.

As Eurovision fans the world over wait for September 1st, never forget the rich musical history that the Eurovision Song Contest has. It’s time to rediscover some of the classics from the past, and tracks that you really should listen to once more.

The recently married Ben Robertson is back on the grid with the next edition of the ESC Insight Newsletter, covering the latest news in the world of Eurovision.

Through a mix of summer holidays and running out of time because I’m doing a daily radio show from the Edinburgh Fringe, we’ve rolled some of the ‘Every Eurovision Song’ picks into a glorious six-pack of tracks from the history of the Song Contest.

As an aside from the serious natures of our previous editions of Voting Insight, we now take a look at what might have been in Eurovision 2014. Using the data as provided by the EBU we are able to create hypothetical situations and different results based on what we can deduce and assume from the results.