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Eurozet

**Eurozet** is Polish radio company owned by **SFS Ventures**. The company have five radio stations.

## History

**Eurozet** was founded on 1st October 1993 as **Euro Zet**. Found of the company for radio station (Radio Zet).

On 1st June 1998, **Euro Zet** was launched in Warsaw.

On 1st February 2000, **Euro Zet** acquires the radio station Rádió 1 from Hungary.

On 1st August 2000, **Euro Zet** acquires the radio station Radiostacja.

On 25th September 2001, **Euro Zet** is renamed as **Eurozet**.

On 1st June 2005, **Eurozet**'s radio station Antyradio was launched.

On 9th May 2006, **Eurozet** was rebranded and the new logo was changed.

On 10th August 2007, **Eurozet** acquires radio stations Planeta FM and Radio Plus.

On 6th December 2008, **Eurozet**'s radio station Chilli Zet was launched.

On 1st July 2009, **Eurozet** sold Rádió 1 to Radio Plus Kft.

On 1st September 2010, **Eurozet** was rebranded and the new logo was changed.

On 30th June 2013, **Eurozet**'s radio stations were rebranded as "Radio Zet" brands and Planeta FM was closed.

On same date, **Eurozet**'s radio station Radio Zet Gold was launched.

On 4th September 2017, **Eurozet**'s radio stations Radio Zet Gold is renamed as Meloradio.

## Logos

First logo (1993 to 2001)Second logo (2001 to 2006)Third logo (2006 to 2010)Current logo (2010 to present)
Melodía FM

**Melodía FM** is Spanish commercial radio station owned by Atresmedia. The station broadcasts music from 70's to present programmings.

## History

**Melodía FM** began its broadcasts in 1985 through frequency 91.4 FM, from one of the stations of Cadena Rato in Córdoba. He did it under the name of **Radio Melodía**.

For the creation of Onda Cero, the stations of Cadena Rato including **Radio Melodía** were purchased, which became known as **Onda Cero Melodía Córdoba**.

In 1995, Onda Cero expanded this programming to almost 20 stations throughout the country and went on to call it **Onda Melodía**. The programming went from being done in Córdoba to Madrid, although there were still local programming windows on some of the stations.

In that new stage, speakers like Patrick D. Frutos, Alberto Gomez, Jose Antonio Cruz, Conso Garcia, Mayte Aira, David Lopez Castillero, Pepa Gea, Susana Leon, Juan Minaya, Miguel Angel Paniagua or Jesus Garcia Roa.

In 1997, **Onda Melodía** won the **Ondas** award for the best musical programming.

Two years later, in 1999, **Onda Melodía** went on to broadcast by more than 50 stations throughout the country. The new frequencies of the chain were from Blas Herrero, who, in turn, became the owner of the chain, introducing the musical thread format without announcers and practically without advertising. This format disappeared in the middle of 2000, and with it the entire network, which was renamed **La futura Emisora Musical de Onda Cero**, and then Kiss FM.

In 2005, Onda Cero rescued this format for several stations in large capitals of Spain. **Onda Melodía**, currently broadcasts a program based on ballads only from memory. They do not have speakers, although there are again windows for local programming, which in many cities are used to broadcast sporting or cultural events.

In November 2007, many of its stations stopped broadcasting **Onda Melodía** to go on to broadcast Radio Marca, thanks to the agreement between **Uniprex** (now Atresmedia Radio) and **Unidad Editorial**.

On March 6, 2013, Grupo Antena 3 was renamed Atresmedia. This fact led to the change of the name of **Onda Melodía** to that of **Melodía FM**.

In September of 2013 **Grupo Planeta** studies to replace **Melodía FM** by **La Sexta Radio**.

On January 13, 2014 the change from **Onda Melodía** to **Melodía FM** is effective.

From December 2012, **Melodía FM** also offers broadcast through Internet, through **www.ondamelodia.es**, adding to the broadcast by TDT, DAB and FM in different available frequencies.

## Programmings

* ***Lo Mejor que te Puede Pasar***
* ***Fórmula Melodía***
* ***Despiertame Juanma***
* ***Las Piernas no son del Cuerpo***

## External links

* Official website

* Western Europe
* Germany
* Belgium
* Spain
* Scretonia
Big FM

**Big FM** is German commercial radio station owned by Mediengruppe RTL Deutschland. The station broadcasts news and music programmings for young people.

## History

Broadcasting started April 1, 2000 in Baden-Württemberg. Sunshine Live has been broadcast on the frequencies since 20 November 1999.

In Rhineland-Palatinate there is a cooperation with Radio RPR, here **Big FM** took over the frequencies of the former hit radio **RPR Zwei** in August 2003. In the Saarland **Big FM** sends since 5 September 2005 on the frequencies, on which before Jam FM Saarland was distributed.

The studios of **Big FM** are located in Koblenz, Cologne, Ludwigshafen am Rhein, Mainz, Saarbrücken, Stuttgart and Trier.

The presenters are René Krämer, Reece, Frank "Till" Simoleit, Dani Wiese, Lola Weippert, Marlen Gröger, Fabian Kapfer, Aline Lehmann, Thomas Sachsenmaier, Rolf Vogl, Rob Green, Daniel Kaiser, Jenny Kreuzinger and "the Storb". In addition, Father Ernst Kusterer, Béatrice Krist and pastor Heiko Bräuning present the ***Big FM Nighttalk*** and the announcement format ***Big Pray***.

At the end of 2010, the **LMK** announced that in addition to **Big FM**, NRJ Group with Energy Rheinland-Pfalz and Regiocast with **Now FM** also applied for the expiring **Big FM** broadcasting license. In March 2011, the **LMK** came to the decision that the licenses be extended with **Big FM**. The broadcaster committed itself here increasingly to produce broadcasts in the Rhineland-Palatinate studios.

On December 17, 2012, it was announced that Oliver Pocher will temporarily host the morningshow as of January 2, 2013. Due to his television activities, he was not live in the studio. Pochers activity was only a temporary solution and was originally limited to three months. Until then, the station hoped to have found a new morning presenter for Hans Blomberg, who had previously moved to 104.6 RTL. Despite a new presenter Pocher was a few months continue to hear in the morning show.

Several times a year large-scale party series are organized in major cities and metropolitan areas, eg. Eg the ***Big FM City Clubbing*** or ***Big FM Party Night***. Since the parties take place in several discos and bars at the same time, one ticket gives access to all participating venues. The moderators and **Big FM DJs** are distributed to the various discos.

From May 4, 2012 to July 2016, **Big FM** broadcasted an additional program called ***Big FM World Beats*** in the **DAB+** standard in Baden-Württemberg and Rhineland-Palatinate. Previously, this program, which mainly broadcast music from the Balkans and Russia, spread only via Webstream. Since August 2016, the main program is broadcast on DAB + instead of ***Big FM World Beats***. ***Big FM World Beats*** is thus again a pure Internet broadcaster.

***Big FM*** has taken over the media partnership for **Rock am Ring** for 2018 and is offering a special radio service in the area around the festival under the name **Big FM Ring Radio** on the FM frequency 87.7 MHz.

## External links

* Official website

* Western Europe
* Germany
* Belgium
* Spain
* Scretonia
Trixie La Trill

* General information
* Appearances
* Gallery

## Hair stylist

**Trixie La Trill** is a recurring character of Kuu Kuu Harajuku.

## Biography

Trixie made her first appearance in Angel Hair.She is a owner of Trixie's La Trill Beautopia. She is like Rudie, trying to be famous, bad puns and a great sucesser. Her business is running slow since last decade because she is not touching to the modern world and her lack of cutting hair is off. HJ5 helps her Salon by bring Tinnifer Tinn to be amaze. Her Salon is back in bussiness thanks for HJ5.

### Season 2

* Episode 24b: Feline's Finest (cameo)

Trixie La Trill styling DJ McFurry.
Radio Courtoisie

**Radio Courtoisie** is French private radio station owned by the Committee for the **Defense of Radio Solidarité Auditors**. The station broadcasts news, religious, arts

## History

In September 1981, **Bernadette d'Angevilliers** and **Philippe Malaud**, former minister under **Charles De Gaulle** and **Georges Pompidou**, created ***Radio Solidarité***, with the support of **Yannick Urrien**. This free radio station had associations with **RPR** and with the **UDF** and was strongly opposed to the political left of **François Mitterrand**.

At the time, **Ferré** was a radio and television columnist for **Figaro Magazine**, of which he had been a founder with **Louis Pauwels**. His columns, frequently kind to Radio Solidarité, brought him to the notice of **d'Angevilliers** who proposed a radio collaboration with him.

In May and June 1982, **Ferré** created the broadcast formula of the ***Libre Journal***: an hour and a half programme each evening based around a guest belonging to the political right. This formula would be taken up by **Radio Courtoisie** and extended to three hours.

**Ferré** proposed that the radio should be open to "all people of the right". Following this, **Serge de Beketch**, as many others, was invited to direct a regular Wednesday evening broadcast. However, following the 1984 European elections, his invitiation brought on the radio the accusation of having helped the political breakthrough of the French National Front. **De Beketch** was ordered to leave; **Ferré** defended **de Beketch** and was also dismissed.

Having been taken off the air, **Ferré** created the "Radio Solidarité listeners' defense committee" (CDARS). It was under this name, declared to the Paris police prefecture on 12 December 1985, that he founded **Radio Courtoisie** (*courtoisie* means courtesy). **Radio Courtoisie** made its first broadcast on 7 November 1987.

From November 1987 until the end of his life, **Ferré** was the head of the radio station, with title "President of the editorial committee", and a full delegation of successive presidents, **François Pitti-Ferrandi**, **Pierre Dehaye** and **Christian Langlois**. Every Monday evening **Ferré** himself hosted a ***Libre Journal*** without interruption until 31 July 2006, the date of his last broadcast.

After **Ferré**'s death on 10 October 2006, a lively dispute pitted **Henry de Lesquen**, **Ferré**'s successor as head of the station, against a group of four broadcasting patrons including **Claude Reichman**, who demanded that de Lesquen resign. **Claude Reichman** was banned from **Radio Courtoisie** after a broadcast on 14 November 2006, in which he attacked **de** **Lesquen** in terms that **de Lesquen** judged to be defamatory. He was replaced by **Marie Le Méné** and **Benoîte Taffin**. **Jean-Gilles Malliarakis** in turn announced he would leave the station during his broadcast of 23 February 2007, having been given notice the same morning. **Malliarakis** was replaced by **David Mascré** and **Catherine Rouvier**.
Radio Eska

**Radio Eska** is Polish private radio station owned by Grupa Radiowa Time. The station broadcasts music related to pop-rock, R&B, pop, hip-hop, disco and electronic dance music, dance (epic house, euro house, vocal trance), house (hard house, electro house) and trance.

## Historia

**Radio Eska**, originally called Radio S, exists from February 12, 1991. Its roots, however, are much older - **Eska** derives directly from the secret **Radio** **Solidarność**, illegally broadcasting in the PRL in the 1980s. Until 1998, **Radio Eska** broadcasted only in Warsaw, Poznań and Wrocław. Initially, the broadcasted program had a music-information-journalistic character.

When, at the beginning of 1993, **Radio Eska** stations took over **ZPR Media**, efforts were made to build a nationwide radio network on the basis of radio stations owned. The first step in this direction was to create **Super FM** associating several local stations. The broadcasters initially retained programmatic independence and previous names, and the cooperation was limited mainly to the broadcasting of joint information services. In the 1990s, the radio mainly broadcast lighter rock music and pop music, and programs with popular disco polo music in Poland. In January 2000, the stations operating under the name **Radio S** assumed the name **Radio Eska**, which led to the unification of names.

As a radio network, **Eska** has been operating since 1998. It was created on the basis of three stations broadcasting earlier as **Radio Eska** and successively taken over local stations, in which a new name, a common playlist and network program bands were introduced.

**Radio Eska** broadcasts a program addressed primarily to the listener aged 15-34. On the air you can hear news from pop-rock, R & B, pop, hip-hop, disco and electronic dance music (club music) - mainly dance (epic house, euro house , vocal trance), house (including hard house, electro house) and trance.

The **Eska** broadcasting stations broadcast mainly the network program produced in Warsaw, supplementing it with local information services. Stations in Warsaw, Poznań, Wrocław, Katowice, Łódź and Gdańsk also broadcast their own local afternoon bands (15-18). (Until 19 March 2012, these were morning programs, from 6 to 10)

In the years 2005-2011, the network organized a series of summer events with music stars - ***Hity Na Czasie*** (broadcast by TVP 2, and on **Radio Eska**), summer entertainment - ***Eska Summer City***, and also awards music ***Eska Music Awards*** (TVP 2 broadcast, Eska TV and on **Radio Eska**).

## Logos

First logo (1993-1998, used in Wrocław)Second logo (1998-2006)Third logo (2006-present)
RTL Belgium

**RTL Belgium** is Belgian media company owned by RTL Group. The company have three television channels and three radio stations.

## History

* 1987: creation of **RTL Belgium**

* January 2007: launch of Mint

* Summer 2008: disappearance of Radio Contact Plus from the continuation of the frequency plan.

* August 13, 2008: Mint disappeared from the FM as a result of the frequency plan.

* March 31, 2009: launch of the digital television channel **Radio Contact Vision**.

## External links

* Official website

* Western Europe
* Germany
* Belgium
* Spain
* Scretonia
RTL Media

**RTL Media** is Scretone media company owned by RTL Group. The company have nine television channels and five radio stations.

## History

RTL FM and the company was founded on 21th November 1978 as Scretonian version RTL.

On 15th August 1983, RTLbecomes a private radio station and the new name called RTL FM.

On 1st June 1991, The Scretonian RTL headquarters moves Kirchberg into Ludifanija and Scretonian business is renamed **CLT Skr.** (**CLT Skretonija**)

On 1st January 1992, RTL Galaxy was launched as Radio Contactfrom Belgian radio station same the name, specialized in worldwide and European music

On 18th March 1993, Radio Wave (now RTL Vibe) was launched.

On 21st October 1997, **CLT Skr.** is renamed **RTL Skr.** (stylized as **rtlskr.**, **RTL Skretonija**)

On 1st November 1999, Radio Waveis renamed RTL Vibe.

On 1st January 2003, **RTL Skr.** is renamed **RTL Media**.

On 31st October 2004, **RTL Media**'s radio station RTL Punk was launched.

On 1st June 2005, **RTL Media**'s radio station Radio Contactis renamed RTL Galaxy.

On 25th May 2012, **RTL Media**'s radio station RTL News was launched.

On 31st July 2016, **RTL Media** radio stations was rebranded and the new logos were changed.

On 15th May 2020, **RTL Media** was rebranded and the new logos were changed.

## Logos

First logo (1991 to 1997)Second logo (1997 to 2003)Third logo (2003 to 2013)Fourth logo (2013 to 2020)Current logo (2020 to present)

## External links

* Official website

* Western Europe
* Germany
* Belgium
* Spain
* Scretonia
BBC Radio nan Gàidheal

**BBC Radio nan Gàidheal** is British public radio station owned by British Broadcasting Corporation. The station broadcasts news, entertainment, talk shows and celebrity programmings.

## History

Scottish Gaelic-language programming has been transmitted in Scotland since 1923, and the BBC's Gaelic-language department was established in 1935. **BBC Radio Highland** produced a range of Gaelic programming **BBC Radio na Gaidhealtachd** and on 5 October 1979 the Scottish Gaelic service **BBC Radio nan Eilean** was established in Stornoway. On 1 October 1985, these two separate services united to form **Radio nan Gàidheal.** The main base for **Radio nan Gaidheal** is on Seaforth Road in Stornoway, having moved in June 2014 from the Church Street studios.

## Programmings

* ***Aithris an Fheasgair***
* ***Aithris na Maidne***
* ***Coinneach MacÌomhair***
* ***Siubhal gu Seachd le Pluto***
* ***A' Mire ri Mòir***
* ***Caithream Ciùil***
* ***Fàilte air an Dùthaich***
* ***Mac'illeMhìcheil***
* ***Na Dùrachdan***
* ***Oran an Là***
* ***Rapal***
* ***Aileag***
* ***Feasgar***
* ***Dèanamaid Adhradh***
* ***Spòrs na Seachdain***

## External links

* Official website

* National stations
* Regional stations
* Local stations

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RTL FM

**RTL FM** is Scretone commercial radio station owned by RTL Media. The station broadcasts music related to pop, rock, dance from late 80's to present and news (talk shows, weather) programmings.

## History

**RTL FM** was launched on 21th November 1978 as Scretone version of RTL, launch of the broadcast for news and music.

On 15th August 1983, **RTL** becomes a private radio station and the new name called **RTL FM**

## Programmings

* ***RTL Juter***
* ***Novosti RTL FM***
* ***Classic Hits***
* ***RTL Live***

## Logos

First logo (1978-1983)Second logo (1983-1987)Third logo (1987-1994)Fourth logo (1994-2001)Fifth logo (2001-2005)Fifth logo (2005-2016)Current logo (2016-present)
## External links

* Official website

* Western Europe
* Germany
* Belgium
* Spain
* Scretonia
Polskie Radio Dzieciom

**Polskie Radio Dzieciom** is Polish public radio station owned by Polskie Radio. The station broadcasts children's programming (6:00 to 21:00), parents programming (21:00 to 23:00) and jazz programming (23:00 to 6:00).

## About Us

Between 6:00 and 18:00, the program offer includes radio plays, fairy tales, music concerts, curiosities, foreign language lessons and other materials for pre-school and early school children, including replays of broadcasts and materials prepared for the radio Jedynka, Dwójka, Trójka and Polskie Radio 24, with which stations the station is divided by some journalists and collaborators. From 21:00 on the air there are programs and guide magazines intended for parents, while at night (after 23) you can hear jazz music - including original programs (ending usually at 1:00). The program is completely devoid of advertising, but it contains self-promotion of other programs of Polskie Radio, sometimes also those from other stations.

In Poland, **Polskie Radio Dzieciom** can be listened to via digital terrestrial DAB+ and the HbbTV system, while all over the world via the Internet and mobile applications of both Polskie Radio and the broadcasting station itself.

## External links

* Official website

* Nationwide
* Regionwide
* Local and thematic stations
Polskie Radio Katowice

**Polskie Radio Katowice** is Polish public radio station owned by Polskie Radio. The station broadcasts programmings for Katowice.

## Redaction

* ***Maciej Bakes***
* ***Marek Ciepliński***
* ***Marta Dobrowolska***
* ***Rafał Drabek***
* ***Anna Dudzińska***
* ***Katarzyna Głuch-Juszkiewicz***
* ***Sławomir Herman***
* ***Jarosław Juszkiewicz***
* ***Gabriela Kaczyńska***
* ***Krzysztof Klepczyński***
* ***Ewelina Kosałka-Passia***
* ***Jarosław Krajewski***
* ***Bartek Gruchlik***
* ***Joanna Opas***
* ***Łukasz Kałuża***
* ***Piotr Karmański***
* ***Monika Krasińska***
* ***Jacek Kurkowski***
* ***Łukasz Kwaśny***
* ***Zdzisław Makles***
* ***Mariusz Masiarek***
* ***Marek Mierzwiak***
* ***Anna Musialik***
* ***Tadeusz Musioł***
* ***Ewa Niewiadomska***
* ***Andrzej Ochodek***
* ***Piotr Ornowski***
* ***Cezary Orzech***
* ***Wojciech Pacula***
* ***Piotr Pagieła***
* ***Maria Pańczyk-Pozdziej***
* ***Andrzej Prugar***
* ***Zbigniew Rudnicki***
* ***Marcin Rudzki***
* ***Anna Sekudewicz-Rączaszek***
* ***Danuta Skalska***
* ***Wojciech Skowroński***
* ***Dorota Stabik***
* ***Bogumił Starzyński***
* ***Agnieszka Strzemińska***
* ***Maciej Szczawiński***
* ***Agnieszka Tatarczyk***
* ***Beata Tomanek***
* ***Stanisław Wiera***
* ***Józef Wycisk***
* ***Jerzy Zawartka***

## Official website

* Official website

* Nationwide
* Regionwide
* Local and thematic stations
Radio Freee

**Radio Freee** is Polish public radio station owned by Polskie Radio. The station broadcasts news and music.

**Radio Freee** began broadcasting on November 27, 2010 at 22:06. It inaugurated its broadcast broadcast from the event at the **Fashion** club at Okopowa Street in Lublin.

Polskie Radio has launched this station in order to attract new, younger listeners. The target group are Lublin residents aged 20-35. The station plays in the CHR format (called **Contemporary Hit Radio** - with contemporary hits). After the first year of its activity, the station gained 7.5% share among the listeners of the Lublin market.

At the beginning of its activity, 15 journalists and presenters worked on **Radio Freee**. They were selected at castings, which were attended by over 300 people. While creating the editorial team, the co-workers of Radio Lublin were also reached. Four years later, at the end of 2014, the editorial team consisted of 17 permanent collaborators, who ran a total of 20 antenna programs, as well as daily information services.

The first author's program (44 out of 89i9 - **Radio Freee**'s list of hits) was broadcast in 2012. At the same time, information and cultural services were broadcasted 5 days a week at full hours. From January 2014, the radio framework program has changed fundamentally. Two program ranges remained unchanged: from 6 to 12 (***Poranna Gra Wstępna***) and from 12 to 18 (***Teren Zabudowany***). From 18, a place for authorial programs has been reserved. In both basic bands, permanent news diaries, culture announcements, sports events, club events as well as a daily language program (***Polski Język Obcy***) are also presented.

Weekends on **Radio Freee** are mainly Polish music. In addition, there are, among others: List of hits 44 on 89 and 9, culinary program (***Gastrofaza***), cultural program (***Cud Malina***), weekly sports program (***Strefa Kibica***) and a program whose common denominator is student life (***Studnia Akademicka***).

## External links

* Official website

* Nationwide
* Regionwide
* Local and thematic stations
Captain Ahoyhoy

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**Captain Ahoyhoy** is a character who appears in Kuu Kuu Harajuku.

## Biography

Captain Ahoyhoy is a cruise ship sea captain.

She is a big fan of HJ5.

She is perpetually cheery and optimistic.

She also loves to sing songs while steering the cruise ship, often using the public address system to broadcast her performances.

## Season 3

* Episode 4b: Southern Sparkles
* Episode 7a: The High C

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Egmont News

**Egmont News** is Dekanian radio station owned by Egmont Dekanija. The station broadcasts news, talk shows and weather programmings.

## History

**Egmont News** was launched on 16th February 1997 as **E:FM.fm**. Launch of the broadcast for news.

On 1st June 1998, **E:24.fm** has television channel as E:24 originally owned by Egmont Dekanija and joint-venture with Grupa Metrovision.

On 23rd April 2002, **E:24.fm** is renamed as **RDE 24** along with RDE stations.

On 9th March 2006, **RDE 24** is renamed as **RDE Aktuel**.

On 1st September 2013, **RDE Aktuel** is renamed **Egmont News** along with television channel.

On 15th September 2017, **Egmont News** was changed new logo along with Egmont stations.

## Logos

First logo (1997-2002)Second logo (2002-2006)Third logo (2006-2009)Fourth logo (2009-2013)Fifth logo (2013-2017)Current logo (2017-present)
ManiaFM

**ManiaFM** is Ludussian radio station owned by Thematic Media Group Ludussia. The station broadcasts soft adult contemporary.

## History

**ManiaFM** was launched on October 12, 2018.

## Programmings

### Current programmings

* ***StarList***
* ***Știrile ManiaFM***
* ***United Podcast***

## Team

### Normal

* *Andrada Fiscutean ♀* (2018-2020)
* *Cătălin Striblea ♂* (2018-2020)
* *Lucian Rudi ♂* (2018-2020)
* ***Alice Tudor ♀*** (2020-present)
* ***Ana-Maria Tatu ♀*** (2018-present)
* ***Bogdan Miu ♂*** (2018-present)
* ***Cetin Rasit ♂*** (2018-present)
* ***Doru Oprisan ♂*** (2018-present)
* ***Horia Popescu ♂*** (2018-present)
* ***Nono Semen ♂*** (2019-present)
* ***Ramon Cotizo ♂*** (2018-present)
* ***Ștefan Vasilescu ♂*** (2020-present)

### News

* *Carmen Safta ♀* (2018-2019)
* *Lucia Ciocârlie-Haranguș ♀* (2018-2019)
* ***Alexandra Coravu ♀*** (2020-present)
* ***Alexandra Grigoriță ♀*** (2020-present)
* ***Alina Vancia ♀*** (2018-present)
* ***Ana-Maria Naie ♀*** (2018-present)
* ***Cristian Ștefănescu ♂*** (2018-present)
* ***Gabriel Tudor ♂*** (2018-present)
* ***George Vila ♂*** (2018-present)
* ***Lucian Cambeșteanu ♂*** (2018-present)
* ***Mihaela Gioga ♀*** (2018-present)
* ***Ovidiu Pețenghea ♂*** (2018-present)
* ***Valentin Chisoceanu ♂*** (2020-present)

## Jingles

* Current jingles (2018 to present)
	+ 0:00-0:03 - 3s jingle ("ManiaFM!")
	+ 0:03-0:20 - 17s jingle ("ManiaFM!")
	+ 0:29-0:48 - 19s jingle ("ManiaFM... ManiaFM!")
	+ 0:48-0:59 - 11s jingle ("Dacă știți asculți radio. Oh-oh-oooh! ManiaFM!")
		- 1:13-1:16 - 3s jingle ("ManiaFM!")
	+ 0:59-1:03 - News intro jingle
	+ 1:41-1:43 - Weather intro jingle
* Current jingles (part 2) (2018 to present)
	+ 0:24-0:43 - 19s jingle ("Dacă știi asculți radio. ManiaFM!")
BBC Radio 5 Live

**BBC Radio 5 Live** is British public radio station owned by British Broadcasting Corporation. The channel broadcasts live ***BBC News***, phone-ins, interviews and sports commentaries. It is the principal radio station covering sport in the United Kingdom, broadcasting virtually all major sports events staged in the UK or involving British competitors.

## External links

* Official website

* National stations
* Regional stations
* Local stations

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Radio Catalin 4

**Radio Catalin 4** is fourth Ludussian public radio station owned by Catalin SRL. The station broadcasts hot adult contemporary music.

## History

**Radio Catalin 4** was launched on January 1, 1992, under the name **Programul Radio 4**.

On December 14, 1998, **Programul Radio 4** was renamed as **Radio Catalin 4**.

On November 16, 2004, **Radio Catalin 4** was closed as a radio station and moved to online station.

## Logos

The logo was revealed on December 14, 1998.
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Radio Flash

**Radio Flash** is Polish former private radio station owned by **Ad.point**. The station broadcasts music and news programmings.

## History

The station was founded by **Stanisław Sołtysik**. The radio started broadcasting on December 22, 1992 at 9:00 AM with **Perfect Strangers** by **Deep Purple**. At the beginning, the headquarters was located in **Gliwice** at P**szczyńska Street** and the radio broadcasted on 73.2 MHz and 101.85 MHz frequencies, the radio advertised in an unusual way on garbage trucks and other cars belonging to the clearing company: **Radio Flash -  My nie trujemy**. The radio received a license with the number 033/94-R on August 18, 1994, then the frequencies were changed to 72.2 MHz and 106.4 MHz.

Later, The headquarters was moved to Katowice on **42b Zbroowa Street,** the radio coverage included **Katowice**, **Bielsko-Biała**, and **Opole** voivodships. Until 1999, the radio was one of the most-listened stations in the **Upper Silesian** Industrial District. The radio had a diverse schedule, including themed evenings (eg rock music or archive "wi" - music from vinyl records) and numerous competitions (eg a Valentine's contest in which every year the main prize was **Volkswagen Garbus**, or **Podtrzymujemy Cię na Uchu** competition under which the inhabitants of the GOP received leaflets with unique numbers, there were many foreign trips to be won in the competition), which allowed them to reach many groups of listeners. On the five-year radio, the album **Przybij Piątkę** was released with recordings of such bands as **Dżem**, **De Mono**, and **Formacja Nieżywych Schabuff**, which were recorded at live concerts on Flash in 1993-1997, the CD also contains a bonus - a song recorded by **Radio Flash** presenters titled **Zbudujmy Arkę**.

As a result of the growing competition, in particular from **Radio Karolina** (later Złote Przeboje), **ad.point** decided to change the nature of the station. In 2001, the timetable was completely changed (as a result of these changes, many presenters, including **Stanisław Sołtysik** and **Piotr Baron**, left the radio). In September 2003, a live broadcast of 4 days and 12 hours was carried out on the radio, which was recorded in the Guinness book of records. The radio ended broadcasting on May 31, 2005, Antyradio started broadcasting its program on its frequencies.
Grupa Echo K6

**Grupa Echo K6** is Dekanian former commercial broadcaster owned by RTL Group. The company has eleven television channels and six radio stations.

## History

On 13th July 2015, RTL Group-owner **Grupa Echo K6** finished a corporate restructuring that spun-off the group into two new companies: Echo Media and Grupa K6.

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France Culture

**France Culture** is French public radio station owned by Radio France. The station broadcasts cultural programming covering the arts, history, science, philosophy, etc. together with in-depth news coverage at peak times.

## History

On 20 August 1944 at 10.31 pm, **Radiodiffusion de la Nation Française** broadcast the Marseillaise on the airwaves from the Studio of **Radiodifussion Nationale** Vichy in Paris controlled by the Resistance, under the direction of **Pierre Schaeffer**. The program was renamed **Programme National** on January 14, 1945, and the network of about twenty mid-power regional medium-wave transmitters rebuilt after the liberation. A survey of the ***Radio Programme***, conducted in September 1947 among French listeners, credits the National Program with a 24% share of audience, just behind Radio-Luxembourg, although its generalist programs, but of a cultural nature perceived as austere, are less popular and distracting than those of the peripheral radio or **Programme Parisien**.

Faced with the success of Paris-Inter, which became the great generalist station of French broadcasting, the **Programme National** lost its supremacy during the reorganization of the broadcasting network of the **RTF** on 29 December 1957 and was renamed **France III-National**, becoming the chain of culture and art that reflects all French intellectual activity at the highest level. In October 1963, the number of radio stations in the **RTF** was reduced to three. The prestigious productions of France II and the cultural programs of **France III-National** are gathered in a new program that takes the name of **RTF Promotion**. It was on December 8, 1963 that **France Culture** took its current name, following the **Baptême RTF 64** contest launched with the listeners on the occasion of the opening of the **Maison de la Radio**.

On 1 January 1975, **France Culture** became one of the four channels of the new national radio broadcasting company Radio France, resulting from the break-up of the **ORTF**.

In 2012, on an original idea by **Emmanuel Ethis**, President of the University of Avignon, responsible for Culture and Communication at the Conference of University Presidents, France Culture launches **France Culture Plus**, a radio on the web for students.

On 6, 7 and 8 September 2013, **France Culture** celebrated its 50th anniversary on a special weekend of 50 hours of programming from the Palais de Tokyo, becoming for the occasion "the largest radio studio in the world".

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BFM Business

**BFM Business** is French private radio station owned by **NextRadio TV**. The channel broadcasts business news.

## History

**BFM** was created at the end of 1991 in **Paris** by **Jacques Abergel** and **René Tendron**. It began its operations in the provinces in 1995, opening a frequency in **Nancy**, then in **Lyon** and **Grenoble** in January 1996.

In 2002, then in judicial liquidation, **BFM** was taken over by Alain Weill via **NextRadio**.

In April 2009. **BFM** becomes **BFM Radio** in order to limit any confusion with BFM TV, a continuous television channel that is also part of the **NextRadioTV** group. In July 2010, the territorial network of the radio has about 30 frequencies.

In November 2010, **BFM Radio** became **BFM Business** at the launch of a financial information channel. Thus, on November 22, **BFM Business** becomes both a radio and a television, which is presented as "a unique medium in the world" by **NextRadioTV**. The channel is broadcast on the Cap 24 channel (under the name of **BFM Business Paris** for the three daily local drop-out hours in the **Île-de-France** region), which was acquired by **NextRadioTV** in June 2010. higher-level occupations, especially managers.

**BFM Business** boasts 3.3 million viewers every month in 2012, 540,000 listeners listening every day and considers **Radio No 1** in affinity with business decision-makers. In 2012, the **PREMIUM** study found a 34% increase on radio with 373,000 CSP+ listeners per day, 100,000 more than the previous year and 223,000 on television.

The CSA announces in July 2016 that **BFM Business Paris** is authorized to become BFM Paris

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CNB Pulse

**CNB Pulse** is the youth radio station of Cogeria National Broadcasting. They broadcast music (CHR, rock, dance, alternative, pop) programming.

## History

**CNB Pulse** was launched on the 8th of May 1973 as **CNB Radio 3**.

In 1993, to unify CNB's radio stations with the new CNB Info, **CNB Radio 3** rebranded as **CNB Pulse**.

## Frequencies

### South Coast Province

* Loxhant Hill [Loxhant]: 96.1 FM (MHz)
* Port Birmingham: 98.7 FM (MHz)
* Whitebridge: 99.4 FM (MHz)
* Elkfield: 95.9 FM (MHz)

### Emerald Bay Province

* Emerald Bay: 107.4 FM (MHz)
* Scadrum Inlet: 108.0 FM (MHz)
* Goldston: 94.9 FM (MHz)
* Riverden: 98.2 FM (MHz)

### Northeast Province

* Mount Kesworth: 106.5 FM (MHz)
* Valley of the Pines: 94.2 FM (MHz)
* Holks: 97.3 FM (MHz)
* Alsdale: 90.3 FM (MHz)

### Central Province

* Mount Cofad: 92.4 FM (MHz)
* Wallsfern: 96.2 FM (MHz)
* Giffens: 97.3 FM (MHz)
* Jolans: 97.1 FM (MHz)
* Welkerville: 106.6 FM (MHz)
* Southfield: 103.8 FM (MHz)

### Western Province

* Aldridge: 104.3 FM (MHz)
* Hidstren: 107.4 FM (MHz)
* Johnsonville: 105.8 FM (MHz)
* Binnerdale: 102.5 FM (MHz)
* Ferborough: 106.1 FM (MHz)

### North-Central Province

* Domburton: 108.0 FM (MHz)
* Millerworth: 105.6 FM (MHz)
* Birch Valley: 103.5 FM (MHz)
* Lower Barron: 104.8 FM (MHz)
* Upper Barron: 106.7 FM (MHz)
BBC Radio 3

**BBC Radio 3** is British public radio station owned by British Broadcasting Corporation. The station broadcasts classical music and opera, but jazz, world music, drama, culture and the arts also feature.

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BBC Radio Foyle

**BBC Radio Foyle** is British public radio station owned by British Broadcasting Corporation. The station broadcasts news, music and sports programmings.

## Programmings

* ***Caschlár***
* ***Sean Coyle Show***
* ***Stephen McCauley's Electric Mainline***
* ***News and Sport***
* ***Rejoice***
* ***Eamon Friel***
* ***Stephen McCauley in the Afternoon***
* ***The Friday Show***

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Lotus FM

**Lotus FM** is Dekanian radio station owned by Multimedia Holding. The station broadcasts music relating to pop-rock and Dekanian rock.

## Programmings

* ***Podéemniki***
* ***Tarif Dnevnoj***
* ***10 Ballov***
* ***Čartova Dužina***
* ***Za Scenoj***
* ***Vozduch***
* ***Žetski Disk***
* ***Okružajušči Svet***
* ***Interesne Kino***
Radio Gorzów

**Radio Gorzów** is Polish public radio station owned by Polskie Radio. The station broadcasts programmings for Gorzów Wielkopolski.

## History

**Radio Miejske Gorzowa** began broadcasting the program on December 18, 2000 as a branch of **Polskie Radio Zachód**. From the beginning, the station was to broadcast a local program addressed to the residents of Gorzów Wielkopolski. Initially, **RMG** broadcasted 8 hours of its own program every day, and during the remaining broadcasting time, **Polskie Radio Zachód** program was rebroadcasted. From April 20, 2007, **Radio Gorzów** broadcasts its program 24 hours a day.

## Name

In the beginning, the radio functioned under the name **Radio Miejskie Gorzowa**, then under the name **RMG 95.6 FM**. This was caused by the fact that in earlier years, under the name **Radio Gorzów**, there was a different (diocesan) radio station in the city, now part of Radio Plus. On April 21, 2012, on the fifth anniversary of the launch of the 24/7 **RMG 95,6 FM** program, it changed its name to **Radio Gorzów**. This change was aimed at improving the identification of the radio as a local medium for Gorzów Wielkopolski. The website address has also changed: from **www.rmg.fm** to **www.radiogorzow.fm**

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Dekanska Radiodifuzija

**Dekanska Radiodifuzija** (acronym as "**DRF**") is Dekanian former public radio broadcaster launched on 1926 and closed on 1997

## History

**Dekanska Radiodifuzija** was established in 1926 owned by the Government of Dekanian Republic.

In 1964, **DRF** started its third radio station called DRF 3

In 1974, **DRF** signed a new convention with the six regional stations, changing the pattern of broadcasting and creating new regional services. DRF 2 was divided into three independent radio stations from 1975

In 1984, **DRF** introduced its fourth radio station called DRF 4. This service was later renamed DRF 4 Aktuel. The station is a news and information station

In 1991, DRF 3 was relaunched as Klassik 3, produced in co-operation with Radiodifuzija Toskiniji and Altenska radio-televizija.

In 1997, **DRF** was disestablished in 1997 due to merger with DRT

* DRF 1 was fusion with Exotiradio renamed as Radio 1
* DRF 2 was fusion with Multi FM renamed as Radio 2
* Klassik 3 from **DRF**, RDT and ART was fusion with Radio Triada renamed as Klassik 3 from DRT, RDT and ART
* DRF 4 Aktuel was fusion with Regioradio renamed as Radio 4
* Radio 5 and Radio 6 are launched
* NDR joined DRI as a co-operation
BBC Radio Orkney

**BBC Radio Orkney** is British public radio station owned by British Broadcasting Corporation. The station broadcasts news, music, sports and talk shows programmings.

## History

Celtic rock band Wolfstone wrote a signature tune for **BBC Radio Orkney**. However, it was ultimately unused and appeared on their second album **The Chase** as its first track, **Tinnie Run**.

## Programmings

* ***Around Orkney***
* ***Radio Orkney's Evening***
* ***Friday Requests***

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Radio Gdańsk

**Radio Gdańsk** is Polish public radio station owned by Polskie Radio. The channel broadcasts programmings for Gdańsk.

## About Us

**Radio Gdańsk** broadcasts its 24-hour program in the Pomeranian Voivodship. It is also heard in the western part of the Warmian-Masurian Voivodship. He has correspondents in Słupsk, Starogard Gdański, Człuchów, Kwidzyn and Elbląg. From 1945 to May 31, 1975, it broadcasted for the Gdańsk Province, and from June 1, 1975 to December 31, 1998 for Gdańsk and Elbląg.

At full hour, from 5:00 to midnight, **Radio Gdańsk** broadcasts an information service. At 17:54 and 22:40 - from Monday to Friday, there is a service in Kashub - **KLEKA**. In the summer, with the tourists in mind, twice a day Is broadcasted in English, German and Russian.

In addition to the implementation of the **Radio Gdańsk** program, it conducts recording activities. He has recording studios, which were used, among others, by the band **Vader**, **Myslovitz**, **Anita Lipnicka** and **John Porter**, **Jean Michel Jarre**, **Jan Kaczmarek**, **Shakira**

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Mediengruppe RTL Deutschland

**Mediengruppe RTL Deutschland**is German media company owned by RTL Group. The company have twelve television channels and nineteen radio stations.

## History

**Mediengruppe RTL Deutschland** was created in 1984 by CLT (as **CLT Deutschland**) as as an umbrella brand grouping all its audiovisual activities in Germany. The Group's free TV channels, digital specialty channels, radio stations, **IP Deutschland**, **Cologne Broadcasting Center** (**CBC**) and **RTL Interactive**, the subsidiary responsible for the diversification of supply digital services, depend on the new group whose ambition is to be present on all screens, whether television, computer or mobile phones.

On September 1, 2010, **RTL Digitaltext** (digital version of the teletext offer) was launched, followed by N-TV at the beginning of 2012, Vox in mid-2012 and RTL II in April 2013.

January 1, 2011, Vox received a sole broadcasting license for a full program. Previously, the station had shared a dual license with **dctp**.

On September 26, 2011, **Picassoplatz** in Cologne-Deutz was inaugurated as the new address of **Mediengruppe RTL Deutschland**.

On January 31, 2012, RTL Group signed a three-year contract with **Walt Disney Studios Distribution** to broadcast films from the **Disney** catalog in Germany on the channels of **Mediengruppe RTL Deutschland**.

The fourth pay-TV channel of **Mediengruppe RTL Deutschland** is being created in cooperation with **Gruner+Jahr** magazine **GEO**. The offer shows high-quality documentation. **Cologne Broadcasting Center** (**CBC**) performs the playout.

RTL International was launched on January 18, 2016. This channel was dedicated for Germans living abroad. On May 31, 2017, RTL International ceased broadcasting.

## Distribution

**Mediengruppe RTL Deutschland** planned the DVB-T exit until the beginning of 2014. According to the information, for example, in the metropolitan area of Munich, the DVB-T offer of the affiliated channels ended in August 2013 and due to fixed-term contracts, the DVB-T broadcast would be practically up 2014 been discontinued nationwide. The managing director of **RTL Interactive** justified the step among other things with missing planning security, since the digital frequencies are in particular highly desired with the telecommunications companies and the Federal Ministry of Economics does not want to assure the transmitters the use of the frequencies over the long term. Meanwhile, the exit plans have been revised. As of March 29, 2017, the distribution via DVB-T has been discontinued and is now broadcasting via DVB-T2 HD.

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