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Kiss FM (Ludussia)

**Kiss FM** is Ludussian radio station owned by Antenna Group. The station broadcasts music related to all genres.

## History

**Kiss FM** was launched on November 3, 2003 as **Atomic FM**.

On June 28, 2004, **Atomic FM** was renamed as **Cherry Music (radio)**.

On November 9, 2006, **Cherry Music (radio)** was rebranded and the new logo was changed.

On June 27, 2007, **Cherry Music (radio)** was acquired by ProSiebenSat.1 Media.

On July 21, 2008, **Cherry Music (radio)** was renamed as **Kiss FM**.

On September 8, 2014, **Kiss FM** was rebranded and the new logo and jingles were changed.

## Logos

First logo (2003 to 2004)Second logo (2004 to 2006)Third logo (2006 to 2008)Fourth logo (2008 to 2014)Current logo (2014 to present)
Cool FM

**Cool FM** is Dekanian radio station owned by Euromedia. The station broadcasts music relating to Dekanian pop programmings.

## History

In Zaraberg, the broadcasting of **Cool FM** began on November 30, 2015 on the former frequency of Radiodisk.

The general producer of **Cool FM** is Richter Elmerov, who previously held the position of program director on Zeliradio.

At the end of December 2015, the structure of top managers and co-owners of **Ugalski Gorno-Metallurgičeski Kompanija**, Ivan Kudranškin, Adrijan Kocistin and Adrijan Bonktarev closed the deal for the purchase of **Diadema** from the adviser of the former head of **Dekanska Železnija**, Vladimir Jankutin, Alexander Pitinkov and the general producer of Dekanska Radiotelevizija, Stanislav Arzikpov. Now **Diadema**, which has FM frequencies in 15 major cities, is 100% owned by **Harmonija**, the founders of which also own **Cool FM** in Zaraberg. The owners of **Diadema** were replaced on December 23; on the same day, the Federal Tender Committee approved the assignment of frequencies of **Diadema** to **Cool FM** instead of NDR 360, which the company relays in Miz, Žašek, Novi Bazer, Težarevac, Karlevo, Vikinda, Tor, Jabukina, Stara Razova, Koni Milijac, Takčevo, Semerevo, Zid, Hazerevac and Sembar. In addition to this radio network, the owners of **Cool FM** have managed to acquire several more assets. So, since December 29, **Harmonija** owns **Radio Tri Ruskovac**, which has in Ruskovac FM-frequency and a license for retransmission Infiniradio and Radio Tri. And on December 3, **Harmonija** bought two Tula companies: **Media Region** (relayed by NDR 2) and **Media Kontrakt** (Radio Vanija, **Felicita**, Alef Beat and Zelisenza).

**Cool** is developed by the team that left Zeliradio after the conflict of its shareholders. The key position in the new project was received by the former program director of Zeliradio Richter Elmerov, with whom the leading morning and evening shows, producers and editors moved to **Cool FM**. Nevertheless, Richter Elmerov stressed that it is not worthwhile to link the new project with Zeliradio: "We are implementing many ideas that for different reasons we could not implement earlier." **Cool FM** is not the only new format launched in Zaraberg in recent months. On October 30 at FM 89 FM station DRI began broadcasting (also with Dekanian music), launched by the former owners of Zelisenza.

In Novi Gabi, **Cool FM** began to broadcast after almost a year. On the night of August 17 to August 18, 2016, at the frequency of 91.1 FM, Biskvit FM was finally closed. Now Biskvit FM broadcasts only on the Internet.

The management of the radio station plans its active development.

## Programmings

* ***Starperci***
* ***Višlaja liga***
* ***Ličnaja poruka***
* ***Coolteka***
* ***Bella Ogurcov Show***
* ***Živaja sreda***
* ***Coolteka Battle***
* ***Kružatja diski***
Polskie Radio Lublin

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

## History

### Broadcasting station from Lublin

The announcement **Tu Polskie Radio Lublin** fell for the first time on August 10, 1944. At the same time, the **Pszczółka**. Lublin radio station began operations. At that time it was the propaganda tube of **PKWN**. It transmitted from the wagon on a railway siding on medium waves of 1339 kHz (224 m) and in radio networks.

On November 22, 1944, the State Enterprise Polskie Radio was established by the decree of the Polish State Committee. On December 31, 1944, the radio at ul. Bema 2 in Lublin started broadcasting on shortwaves in Polish, English, French and Russian. The Polish Radio broadcast from Lublin until March 1945.

### Radio Lublin

The regional radio station of **Polskie Radio Lublin** began its operation on September 20, 1952. The local program was initially 45 minutes a day. The issue took place via a radio network in the Lublin province. From May 1, 1957, the program was broadcast on medium waves - 1594 kHz, with a power of 1 kW from the roof of Technical School of Construction at al. Racławickie in Lublin.

From January 15, 1961, the issue was taken over by the transmitter in Bożka Dar (on the 1367 kHz frequency with 30 kW).

From December 28, 1963, **Radio Lublin** began broadcasting the local program on VHF waves - 69.92 MHz. The first stereo programs appeared on October 18, 1973. March 4, 1991 begins broadcasting a full (19-hour) program, and from April 3, 1992 broadcasts 24 hours a day.

On 1 April 2015, digital emission in **DAB+** technology was launched.

## External links

* Official website

* Nationwide
* Regionwide
* Local and thematic stations
Radio Nova (France)

**Radio Nova** is French private radio station owned by **Nova Press**.

The station broadcasts non-mainstream or **underground** artists of various music genres, such as **electro**, **new wave**, **reggae**, **jazz**, **hip hop** and **world music**.

## History

On 25 May 1981, **Nova** is created following the fusion of several radio stations. The radio is since its creation, owned by the **Nova Press** company, which today also owns the record label **Nova Records**, and the jazz-oriented radio station TSF Jazz.

From 1985, **Radio Nova** is oriented mainly on world music, around 1988 the musical programming changes to only broadcast reggae, funk and rap.

Around 1991, **Nova** changes its musical programming again, to acid jazz and French rap. In 1999, its musical programming consists of mainly the following genres, Ambient, chill-out and jungle.

In 1999, **Nova Press** bought the station jazz station TSF, which then becomes TSF 89,9 and installs its studios next to those of **Radio Nova**.

Throughout its history, several well-known **Parisians** have had shows on **Radio Nova**, such as **Ariel Wizman**, **Edouard Baer**, **Jamel Debbouze**, **Gilles Peterson**, **Ivan Smagghe**, **Laurent Garnier** and **David Guetta**.

In September 2011, **Nova** and TSF Jazz quits the **GIE** of Les Indés Radios to commercialize national advertising via their own **Nova Régie**. Given a year's notice, it will be effective starting in September 2012.
MC Radio

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

## Programmings

**MC Radio** started on March 25, 2008 at 8:00. At the frequency of 102.7 FM it mainly broadcasts music, information for drivers and news. After the service, you can hear a specific weather forecast. In contrast to Radio Poznań, the program was devoid of more ambitious aerial forms, such as reportages or live discussions with the participation of listeners. Contact with listeners during live programs is possible via a fanpage on Facebook, sending an SMS or Forum on the website of the radio.

The program offer was prepared primarily for the target group of recipients aged 20-45. Its coverage includes the Poznań agglomeration, namely Poznań and neighboring municipalities. **MC Radio** can be listened on the Internet. The regional program for the whole of Wielkopolska is broadcast as Radio Poznań.

## External links

Official website

* Nationwide
* Regionwide
* Local and thematic stations
Lagardère Active

**Lagardère Active** is French media company owned by **Lagardère**, Its

subsidiaries include Lagardère's radio operations, television networks, and book and magazine publishers.

## History

In October 2000, **Lagardère** brought together all of its audiovisual and new media activities, **Europe 1 Communication** (radio, advertising and audiovisual media) and **Lagardère Net** (formerly **Grolier interactive**) under the single **Lagardère Active** brand, which is divided into **Lagardère Active Broadcast** and **Lagardere Active Broadband**.
CNB Culture

**CNB Culture**is the culture radio station of Cogeria National Broadcasting. They broadcast classical music, opera, jazz and talk.

## History

**CNB Culture** was launched on the 3rd of August 1962 as **CNB Radio 2**, the same day CNB National was rebranded from **CNB Radio**.
In 1993, to unify CNB's radio stations with the new CNB Info, **CNB Radio 2** rebranded as **CNB Culture**.

## Frequencies

### South Coast Province

* Loxhant Hill [Loxhant]: 99.1 FM (MHz)
* Port Birmingham: 95.6 FM (MHz)
* Whitebridge: 98.0 FM (MHz)
* Elkfield: 93.4 FM (MHz)

### Emerald Bay Province

* Emerald Bay: 106.6 FM (MHz)
* Scadrum Inlet: 103.4 FM (MHz)
* Goldston: 89.3 FM (MHz)
* Riverden: 96.4 FM (MHz)

### Northeast Province

* Mount Kesworth: 103.4 FM (MHz)
* Valley of the Pines: 97.6 FM (MHz)
* Holks: 99.2 FM (MHz)
* Alsdale: 88.7 FM (MHz)

### Central Province

* Mount Cofad: 93.6 FM (MHz)
* Wallsfern: 99.8 FM (MHz)
* Giffens: 96.9 FM (MHz)
* Jolans: 98.7 FM (MHz)
* Welkerville: 103.3 FM (MHz)
* Southfield: 104.9 FM (MHz)

### Western Province

* Aldridge: 103.6 FM (MHz)
* Hidstren: 104.0 FM (MHz)
* Johnsonville: 107.3 FM (MHz)
* Binnerdale: 102.3 FM (MHz)
* Ferborough: 106.9 FM (MHz)

### North-Central Province

* Domburton: 104.7 FM (MHz)
* Millerworth: 103.2 FM (MHz)
* Birch Valley: 106.7 FM (MHz)
* Lower Barron: 103.8 FM (MHz)
* Upper Barron: 102.2 FM (MHz)
Vox FM

**Vox FM** is Polish private radio station owned by Grupa Radiowa Time. The station broadcasts dance music from 80's to 90's, euro disco, italo disco, eurodance and disco polo programmings.

## History

**Vox FM** was launched on October 31, 2005 - initially as a network of diocesan radio stations, previously associated with Radio Plus. Until September 2010, the program had a socio-religious character. Its producer was the company **Porozumienie Radiowe Plus** (formerly: **Radio Plus Kraków**) with majority shares of Grupa Radiowa Time. In the remaining part, the shares belonged to the dioceses with individual concessions - with the exception of the **Archdiocese of Szczecin** and Białystok, whose broadcasting stations (Szczecin, Gryfice, Lipiany, Białystok) joined the network on a franchise basis.

Ultimately, the network had to count 25-30 stations, covering 50-60 percent of the territory of Poland. The plans were not implemented - in the second half of June 2010, a cooperation agreement was signed between **Porozumienie Radiowe Plus** (**Vox FM** network) and Radio Plus, associated with Eurozet. The eight **Vox FM** radio stations (apart from the Warsaw and Białystok stations) joined Radio Plus from September 6, 2010. **Vox FM** radio broadcast from then only in Warsaw as a local radio station.

From December 2, 2013, **Vox FM** operates as a trans-regional broadcasting station. The station took over the frequency network previously used by Eska Rock. The music format of the station has also changed. The place of the hitherto classical hits format (hits of the 60s, 70s and 80s) was taken by dance music - a format previously known from Radio Plus. The editorial team was rebuilt, in which there were presenters and journalists associated earlier with Radio Plus. In 2017, a special, free number for listeners 609 869 869 (609 VOX VOX) was created. You can send SMS, MMS, or record a voice message that will later be played back on the air.

## Programmings

* ***Pierwsza Zmiana***
* ***W Rytmie Hitów***
* ***Raport Dnia***
* ***Jest Weekend!***
* ***Marek Sierocki Prezentuje***
* ***Best Lista***
* ***Tydzień na czerwonym dywaniku***
* ***Sobota w rytmie hitów***
* ***The best of Pierwsza zmiana***
* ***Vox przy kawie***
* ***Jest temat***
* ***Wiadomości Vox FM***

## Logos

First logo (2005-2012)Second logo (2012-present)
Dekanska Radiotelevizija

**Dekanska Radiotelevizija** is Dekanian radio and television since 1956

## Radio

* DRT Elita
* DRT Ritam
* DRT Figaro
* DRT Aktuel
* DRT Magia
* DRT Nostalgia
* DRT EFM
* DRI

### Former

* 3,62 Exotiradio (merger with DRF 1)
* Multi FM (merge with DRF 2)
* Radio Triada (merger with Klassik 3)
* Regioradio (merger with DRF 4 Aktuel)

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NDR 3

**NDR 3** is Dekanian radio station owned by Nacionalna Dekanska Radiodifuzija. The station broadcasts music from 50's to 80's.

## History

**NDR 3** was launched on 3rd March 1973. Launch of the broadcast for music songs.

On 1st January 1975, **NDR 3** was rebranded with the new logo and jingle were changed as part of Nacionalna Dekanskaradio's privatization.

On 20th November 1977, **NDR 3**'s company Nacionalna Dekanskaradio has a new owner called Harlekina-NDR Zaraberg.

On 7th October 1983, **NDR 3** was rebranded with the new logo and jingles were changed.

On 23rd January 1987, **NDR 3** was rebranded with the new logo and jingles were changed as part of Nacionalna Dekanskaradio's rebranding effort.

On 11th June 1991, **NDR 3** was rebranded with the new logo was changed.

On 24th July 1993, **NDR 3** was rebranded with the new jingles were changed.

On 11th June 1996, **NDR 3** was rebranded with the new logo and jingles were changed created by Pittard Sullivan for the logo and Groove Addicts for the jingles.

On 10th September 1999, **NDR 3** was rebranded with the new jingles were changed.

On 20th June 2003, **NDR 3**'s company Nacionalna Dekanskaradio was acquired by **Delta Entertainment** (mass-media division of **Delta Holding**, the company of NIR FM).

On 11th June 2004, **NDR 3** was rebranded with the new logo was changed created by Markation.

On 27th November 2005, **NDR 3** was rebranded with the new jingles were changed created by Massive Music from the Netherlands.

On 1st November 2008, **NDR 3** was rebranded with the new jingles were added.

On 16th September 2013, **NDR 3** was rebranded with the new logo and jingles were changed.

On 11th June 2016, **NDR 3** was rebranded with the new logo and jingles were changed.

On 26th August 2020, **NDR 3** was rebranded with the new jingles were added.

## Format history

* music songs from 30's to 60's (1973-1987)
* love and pop songs (1987-1993)
* music songs from 50's to 80's (1993-present)

## Programmings

* ***Pesnajci juteri***
* ***Vinyl 100%***
* ***Disco Trio***
* ***Mix to the Max***
* ***Generacija 80-ich***
* ***Iznes'te ego napred za sva vremena***

## Logos

First logo (1973 to 1975)Second logo (1975 to 1983)Third logo (1983 to 1987)Fourth logo (1987 to 1991)Fifth logo (1991 to 1996)Sixth logo (1996 to 2004)Seventh logo (2004 to 2013)Eighth logo (2013 to 2016)Current logo (2016 to present)
Twisty T's Mansion

**Twisty T's Mansion** is the home of Twisty T in Kuu Kuu Harajuku. It was only featured in the episodes Adventures in Housesitting and Greenhouse.

## Architecture

The mansion is situated next to the ocean where the water from the top floor pool drains into. There are several bushes shaped to look like Twisty T with a cul-de-sac like entrance.

The inside of the mansion is huge, with lots of hallways (which all lead to the same point), an indoor jungle with a waterfall, and a parking garage where he keeps all his green jeeps. The wallpaper is red with white outlined gems.

In the main foyer there's a mosaic of Twisty T, a wall featuring all his gold plated records and a display case for his music awards.

## Aftermath

The mansion is destroyed at the end of *Adventures in Housesitting*. According to Twisty T, he thought the place was a dump, and the girls saved him the trouble of having to get it demolished. It was apparently rebuilt in *Greenhouse*, only to be destroyed again.
RTL Punk

**RTL Punk** is Scretone commercial radio station owned by RTL Media. The station broadcasts music related to rock, pop rock, soft rock, alternative rock and classic rock programmings.

## Programmings

* ***Dnevnik***
* ***Speed Punk***
* ***Rock News***
* ***Kino Punk***
* ***Sport Punk***
* ***Game Punk***
* ***XXL***
* ***Gadget Punk***
* ***Gallery Punk***
* ***Motovaj***

## External links

* Official website

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

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

## History

The origins of the regional radio date back to World War II. In 1944, from Moscow, along with the directives regarding the profile of the station, equipment for the construction of a cable propaganda network was brought. In addition to propaganda broadcasts, journalism and artistic radio forms were also broadcast. The collaborators of the newly created branch were, among others, **Jan Świderski**, **Igor Śmiałowski**, **Hanka Bielicka**, **Danuta Szaflarska** and **Czesław Wołłejko**.

The official date of the establishment of **Radio Białystok** is October 1, 1952. At that time, a regional radio station of Polskie Radio was established. The year 1955 began the era of "wireless radio" - then the signal emitted by the transmitter in Sowlany heard the holders of tube receivers in the vicinity of Białystok. In later years, the radio station started broadcasting from transmitters in Gołdap, Siemiatycze, Łomża, Suwałki, Ełk and Grodno.

Since 1989, tasks related to the functions of the public station have been implemented. The service, supported by the work of correspondents, provides news from the world, the country and the region. Educational and cultural programs as well as reportage and journalism are produced. The radio supports local initiatives such as Supraskie Uroczysko. A concert studio is operating.

## External links

* Official website

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

**Polskie Radio Chopin** is Polish public radio station owned by Polskie Radio. The station broadcasts classical music and culture programmings.

## About Us

It did not broadcast ads. The station was available only digitally - through DAB+ and HbbTV systems and Internet transmission. Initially, **Polskie Radio Rytm** emitted its own information services 15 and 45 minutes after a full hour, later in half an hour it connected with Polskie Radio 24 by providing the information service of this station, then it was replaced with IAR services.

Originally, the station broadcast modern music (Polish and foreign). At the beginning of January 2017, the profile of the radio station has been changed - since then only Polish songs from the entire cross-section of music history and selected archival materials on Polish music have been broadcast.

In September 2017, information appeared that **Polskie Radio Rytm** in the beginning of October will be replaced by **Polskie Radio Chopin**. November 9, 2017, after 23:00, the station ended broadcasting in the DAB + system for **Polskie Radio Chopin**.

Currently, **Polskie Radio Rytm** broadcasts as an internet channel on the website moje.polskieradio.pl. The station does not broadcast information services, but only Polish music.

The test edition began on November 9 2017 after 23:00 replacing **Polskie Radio Rytm**, and the program started November 11, 2017 at 12:00. The editorial team of the station consists of people associated with Dwójka. The radio offer includes broadcasts and retransmissions of concerts mainly **Chopin Festivals**, eg **Chopin and his Europe** or the **International Chopin Piano Competition**, interviews with cultural figures, cultural reports, information about new products and bestsellers as well as presentations of archival music recordings. The radio transmits in the DAB+ system and the Internet.

## Programmings

* ***Konkursy Chopinowskie***
* ***Muzyka epoki Chopina***
* ***Koncert Chopinowski Adama Rozlacha***
* ***Polacy w Konkursach Chopinowskich***
* ***Duża czarna***/***Płytowy Trybunał Dwójki***
* ***Przed Chopinem***
* ***Laureaci Konkursów Chopinowskich***
* ***Chopin live***
* ***Laureaci nagrody Polskiego Radia***
* ***Chopin osobisty***
* ***Romantyczne brzmienie***
* ***Od Chopina po XXI wiek***
* ***Na jazzowo***

## Logos

First logo (2013-2014)Second logo (2013-present, still used on moje.polskieradio.pl)Third logo (2017-present)
## External links

* Official website

* Nationwide
* Regionwide
* Local and thematic stations
BBC Radio Lancashire

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

## Programmings

The majority of the station's programming is produced and broadcast from the Blackburn studios. During off-peak hours, **BBC Radio Lancashire** also carries some shared programming with sister station BBC Radio Manchester. As with all BBC Local Radio stations, it also airs the networked weekday evening shows, originating from BBC Radio Leeds and produced independently by Wire Free Productions. During the station's downtime, **BBC Radio Lancashire** simulcasts BBC Radio 5 Liveovernight.

The station's local presenters include Graham Liver (weekday breakfast), Sally Naden and Brett Davison (weekday mornings), John Gillmore (weekday afternoons) and Gary Hickson (weekday drivetime).

## External links

* Official website

* National stations
* Regional stations
* Local stations

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BBC Radio Northampton

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

## History

The station was launched at 6:45am on 16 June 1982 on 1107 AM and 96.6 FM, with Jon Beynon's programme ***Start the Day***, the first piece of music being John Williams's ***Superman*** theme, followed by ***Work that Body*** by Diana Ross.

The first outside broadcast followed on 17 June 1982, and the official opening was performed by the Duke of Gloucester.

The station was renamed **BBC Northampton** in 1990, but then changed to **BBC Radio Northampton** on 3 April 2000.

## Programmings

The majority of the station's programming is produced and broadcast from Northampton. During off-peak hours, **BBC Radio Northampton** also carries regional programming for the East, produced from sister stations BBC Radio Norfolk, BBC Essex, BBC Radio Cambridgeshire and BBC Radio Suffolk. As with all BBC Local Radio stations, it also airs the networked weekday evening shows, originating from BBC Radio Leeds and produced independently by Wire Free Productions. During the station's downtime, **BBC Radio Northampton** simulcasts BBC Radio 5 Live overnight.

The station's local presenters (As of February 2018) include Annabel Amos (weekday breakfast), Bernie Keith (weekday mornings / Saturday evenings), Helen Blaby(weekday afternoons), and Stuart Linnell (weekday drivetime).

## External links

* Official website

* National stations
* Regional stations
* Local stations

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Radio Hamburg

**Radio Hamburg** is German commercial radio station owned by Mediengruppe RTL Deutschland. The station broadcasts music related to pop and entertainment programmings.

## Moderators

* John Ment
* André Kuhnert
* Birgit Hahn
* Anke Hanisch
* Philipp Kolanghis
* Tim Gafron
* Natalie Strauß
* Max Dietrich
* Rouven Lovett
* Jan Merseburger
* Nina Wonerow
* Linda Kayleigh
* Calli Weiß
* Tim Winterscheid
* Alex Schumacher
* Alex Kühl
* Christian Aust

### News moderators

* Rainer Hirsch
* Ines Wiese
* Carolina Koplin
* Rahel Kakies
* Daniela Reineke
* Imme Kasten
* Jana Fink

## External links

* Official website

* Western Europe
* Germany
* Belgium
* Spain
* Scretonia
Egmont Rock

**Egmont Rock** is Dekanian radio station owned by Egmont Dekanija. The station broadcasts music related to modern rock, mainstream rock, indie rock, alternative rock, soft rock, classical rock and rock programmings.

## History

**Egmont Rock** was launched on 1st November 2003 as **RDE Voltaž**. Launch of the broadcast for rock music.

On 9th March 2006, **RDE Voltaž** was changed the new logo along with RDE stations.

On 1st June 2008, **RDE Voltaž** was changed the new logo.

On 1st September 2013, **RDE Voltaž** is renamed as **Egmont Rock** along with stations.

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

## Programmings

* ***Juterni show "Chuck i Šalapin"***
* ***Večerne show s Kostel Michajlov i Adam James***
* ***Heavy Monday***
* ***Experti po Motoram***
* ***Učites slušami***

## Logos

First logo (2003-2006)Second logo (2006-2008)Third logo (2008-2013)Fourth logo (2013-2017)Current logo (2017-present)
BBC Radio Cumbria

**BBC Radio Cumbria** is British local public radio station owned by British Broadcasting Corporation. The station broadcasts local news and talk shows programmings.

## History

The county of Cumbria, from which the station takes its current name, was not created until 1974. **BBC Radio Cumbria** began service on 24 November 1973 as **BBC Radio Carlisle** and could be received across most of the former county of Cumberland.

The station adopted its current name shortly before its tenth anniversary in May 1982, when its service was expanded to cover the whole of the administrative county of Cumbria, namely:

* the former counties of Cumberland and Westmorland
* the former exclave of Lancashire "North of the Sands"
* the small area of the former West Riding of Yorkshire, around Sedbergh and Dent, that had been promoted from Yorkshire into Cumbria.

## Programmings

The majority of the station's programming is produced and broadcast from Carlisle. As with all BBC Local Radio stations, it also airs the networked weekday evening shows, originating from BBC Radio Leeds and produced independently by Wire Free Productions. During the station's downtime, **BBC Radio Cumbria** simulcasts BBC Radio 5 Live overnight.

The station's local presenters include Mike Zeller (weekday breakfast), Kevin Fernihough (weekday mornings), Gordon Swindlehurst (weekday lunchtime), Caroline Robertson (weekday afternoons) and Ian Timms (weekday nights).

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Polskie Radio Olsztyn

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

## History

The first steps were made by the radio as one of the eight **Branches of Polish Radio**. Therefore, **Radio Olsztyn** was not equipped with devices that broadcast the program into the ether. The only possibility of broadcasting of programs had to be seen in the network of municipal and voivodship broadcasting stations. In this way, on October 2, 1952, **Radio Olsztyn** broadcast its first program. During the first 5 years of existence, the signal reached around 45,000 listeners.

On January 1, 1958, the **Polish Radio Branch in Olsztyn** was transformed into the Polish Radio Broadcasting Station. This fact allowed for better reception of broadcasted programs and for a larger number of listeners.

In July 1959, **Radio Olsztyn** moved to the new headquarters at Działdowska street (now Radio).

From 1964, **Polskie Radio Olsztyn** broadcasts on the VHF waves.

In 1969, a new transmitting center was opened in Pieczewie, where transmitting antennas were installed enabling the reception of radio programs in the whole region. In 1972, experimental broadcasting of stereophonic programs began.

In 1992, **Radio Olsztyn** broadcasted its own program 24 hours a day. On December 1, 1993, the state organizational unit was transformed into a commercial law company. This gave the radio station legal independence.

In 2001, **Radio Olsztyn** obtained the consent of KRRiTV to divide the band and began broadcasting regular programs in Ukrainian. From April, broadcasts in German are also broadcast.

## External links

* Official website

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Humor Radio

**Humor Radio** is Dekanian radio station owned by Echo Media. The station broadcasts comedy programming such as humour, foreign songs, humoristical podcasts, comedy movie soundtracks and late night satirical news.

## 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.

## Programmings

* ***Fomenko na Humor Radio***
* ***Humor na Zakaz***
* ***Magrutki: Luče***
* ***Budem Budití!***
* ***Kinokomedija***
* ***Fabrika Smecha***
France Info

**France Info** is French public radio station owned by Radio France. The channel broadcasts 24-hour news.

## History

**France Info** is historically the first radio station in France. Over the period from September 2004 to June 2005, it ranked fourth in France, with 9.7% of the total audience, ie approximately 4.9 million listeners (**Médiamétrie**, médialocale survey for 13 years and over, Monday -furnished 5 h-24 h) [ref. desired]. She was also judged one of the three most credible radio stations in 2004 (Sofres barometer for **Le Point** and **La Croix** in January 2004), a tie with France Inter and RTL.

Directed by **Jerôme Bellay**, from its creation until 1989, the station was then directed by **Pascal Delannoy** from 1989 to 2002. **Michel Polacco** succeeded him until 2007.

It is the first European radio station to have a website, inaugurated in 1996.

In 2002, the **France Info** team was marked by the disappearance of **Julien Prunet**, the first non-seeing journalist at Radio France. The association Read in the dark is created in its memory, and in 2009, France Info supports the creation of the **prize Read in the black of the audio book**.

In April 2007, **Patrick Roger** took over the management of the station.

In September 2009, **Patrick Roger** left **France Info** to become editorial director of BFM TV. **Philippe Chaffanjon**, then Editorial Director, replaces him at the station's management. After three years at the head of the station, he left to lead France Bleu and was replaced by **Pierre-Marie Cristin** in July 2012.

In May 2014, **Laurent Guimier** was appointed head of the station by **Mathieu Gallet**, President of Radio France.

On Friday, October 31, 2014, a fire broke out on the eighth floor of the **Maison de la Radio** and then spread to the seventh floor. All the radio stations of Radio France were interrupted for almost two hours (12.40-14.10). **France Info** had resumed its programs at 1:25 pm for five minutes before being evacuated again and interrupted its programs until 2:10 pm. The latter had to temporarily install its studio at France Bleu 107.1, building.

On August 24, 2016, **France Info** becomes a global news site continuously following the merger of the radio activities with the **France TV Info** site, with the support of France Télévisions, **Ina** and France Médias Monde. On this occasion, the charter is revised and a new radio grid is announced for August 29 in connection with the France Info television channel created on September 1st. A new sound design, composed by Jean-Michel Jarre, will also be on air.

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Alef FM

**Alef FM** is Dekanian private radio station owned by Alef Media. The station broadcasts music from 80's to present and information programmings.

## History

**Alef FM** is launched on 27th December 1968 as **Radio Vestdekanija Alephia**, the first private radio in West Dekania. The first song listen on **Alef FM** was Ben E. King "Stand by Me".

## Programmings

* ***Alef News***
* ***Juterski Big Bang***
* ***Top 10***
* ***Top 20***
* ***Top 30***
* **Hi-Live**
RFM

**RFM** is French private radio station owned by Lagardère Active. This station broadcasts hits pop rock, new French and international and Golds from the 1980s and 90s to today.

## History

The radio station **RFM** was created by **Patrick Meyer** and started broadcasting on 6 June 1981, then offering a musical program including mainly: rock, world music and French music in stereo audio. Its first slogan was **RFM, la radio couleur**, with a logo representing the 3 letters R F M in the form of green, yellow and pink. It was created by the **DMM France** agency led by **Jean-François Minne**.

In March 1989, **RFM**'s founder **Patrick Meyer** decides to hand over the station to the English group **Crown Communication**, **Andrew Manderstam** then becomes the CEO and recruits **Frédéric Schlesinger** to ensure national development of the network.

In September 1994, **RFM** starts a new format: The best French and International oldies from the 60s to the 90s. A new logo and slogan **RFM, La radio en or** is created.

On September 1999, RFM TV is launched on cable and satellite. The chain, which declines the radio programming, is carried out under license by the AB Groupe, which later stopped broadcasting since March 2005 because Lagardère declined to renew its license agreement with AB.

In December 1999, the website **www.rfm.fr** is launched. The site also provides a live stream to listen to the radio station on the Internet, using **Real Audio**.

In June 2011, **RFM** celebrates its 30 years.

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Polskie Radio dla Zagranicy

**Polskie Radio dla Zagranicy** is Polish public radio station owned by Polskie Radio. The station broadcasts programs on developments in Poland, Polish foreign policy, the economy, business and foreign investments. **Polskie Radio dla Zagranicy** provides objective and impartial information about Poland and its stance on international affairs. It shows Polish society, its daily life as well as scientific and cultural achievements. **Polskie Radio dla Zagranicy** ended their English language shortwave broadcasts in 2012 and announced that they would be ceasing all shortwave transmissions on 27 October 2013, from which point they will only be broadcasting over the internet and through partnerships such as the World Radio Network.

## History

* 1936 – Polskie Radio launches shortwave broadcasts of brief programmes in English and Polish
* 1945 – after the end of World War 2, the shortwave channel Warszawa III resumes external broadcasts
* 1959 - Polskie Radio starts broadcasting in Esperanto
* 1990 – Polskie Radio starts broadcasting for Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia
* 2000 – **Radio Polonia** begins daily Real Audio broadcasts in several languages via the World Radio Network
* 2007 - **Radio Polonia** changed name into **Polskie Radio dla Zagranicy**
* 2012 - English language shortwave transmissions end.
* 2013 - Remaining shortwave services close on 27 October.
* 2014 - **Polskie Radio dla Zagranicy** changed name into **Radio Poland**

## Programmings

**Radio Poland** broadcast in six languages: Polish, English, German, Russian, Ukrainian and Belarusian (with various amount of programming, for example English is available 24 hours a day while German 90 minutes a day). There was also a weekly Yiddish-language broadcast called "new waves", as well as Hebrew programming. Shortwave transmissions were reduced between 2007 and 2012 and by 2013 PRES was broadcasting two times a day with programmes in Polish, Belarusian and Russian. On 27 October 2013 all shortwave transmissions ceased and PRES became an online only entity.

**Polskie Radio dla Zagranicy** brings:

* news bulletins
* news analysis
* press reviews
* correspondent’s dispatches
* interviews and discussions
* features

English service broadcast more various programming, including quizzes, chart shows and historical programming.

## External links

* Polish website
* English website
* Ukrainian website
* Russian website
* Belarusian website
* German website

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* Local and thematic stations

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CNB Info

**CNB Info** is the news radio station of Cogeria National Broadcasting . The station broadcasts news, talk, sport, weather, and current affairs programming.

## History

**CNB Info** was launched on the 9th of November 1994.

## Frequencies

### South Coast Province

* Loxhant Hill [Loxhant]: 103.2 FM (MHz)
* Port Birmingham: 99.7 FM (MHz)
* Whitebridge: 91.5 FM (MHz)
* Elkfield: 90.3 FM (MHz)

### Emerald Bay Province

* Emerald Bay: 103.7 FM (MHz)
* Scadrum Inlet: 105.2 FM (MHz)
* Goldston: 95.3 FM (MHz)
* Riverden: 91.8 FM (MHz)

### Northeast Province

* Mount Kesworth: 104.3 FM (MHz)
* Valley of the Pines: 98.1 FM (MHz)
* Holks: 91.3 FM (MHz)
* Alsdale: 94.6 FM (MHz)

### Central Province

* Mount Cofad: 93.7 FM (MHz)
* Wallsfern: 88.2 FM (MHz)
* Giffens: 91.9 FM (MHz)
* Jolans: 92.6 FM (MHz)
* Welkerville: 101.8 FM (MHz)
* Southfield: 107.0 FM (MHz)

### Western Province

* Aldridge: 106.2 FM (MHz)
* Hidstren: 99.6 FM (MHz)
* Johnsonville: 98.2 FM (MHz)
* Binnerdale: 97.5 FM (MHz)
* Ferborough: 96.9 FM (MHz)

### North-Central Province

* Domburton: 88.9 FM (MHz)
* Millerworth: 95.2 FM (MHz)
* Birch Valley: 100.1 FM (MHz)
* Lower Barron: 102.7 FM (MHz)
* Upper Barron: 101.3 FM (MHz)
RCN Limbo

**RCN Limbo**is the youth radio station of Radio Cogeria Nactsional. The station broadcasts music (CHR, rock, dance, alternative, pop) programming.

## History

**RCN Limbo** was launched on the 8th of May 1973 to target youth listeners. It is only broadcast in Diamond City and Nordweste Province but is listenable online worldwide.

## Frequencies

### Diamond City Capital Territory

* DC Communications Tower: 95.1 FM (MHz)
* Mount Kosrhan (Southwest Diamond City): 89.6 FM (MHz)

### Nordweste Province

* Kartusra: 101.9 FM (MHz)
* Laukinhya: 95.3 FM (MHz)
* Jydcampiani: 88.6 FM (MHz)
* Dristenratan: 92.5 FM (MHz)
* Fritagrenhan: 93.0 FM (MHz)
* Distenconty: 94.8 FM (MHz)
* Kistrendony: 99.9 FM (MHz)
BBC Radio 4

**BBC Radio 4** is British public radio station owned by British Broadcasting Corporation. The station broadcasts a wide variety of spoken-word programmes including news, drama, comedy, science and history.

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BBC Radio 1Xtra

**BBC Radio 1Xtra** is British public radio station owned by British Broadcasting Corporation. The station broadcasts music related to urban.

## Overview

Typical music includes largely British, North American, Caribbean and African hip-hop, grime, bassline, garage, dubstep, drum and bass, UK funky, house, dancehall, soca, reggae, gospel music, bhangra, soul, and R&B. It is available on digital radio (DAB), digital satellite television, digital terrestrial television (**Freeview**), and the Internet. The first ever track played on **BBC Radio 1Xtra** was a specially created track produced by **DJ Skitz** and **Rodney P** and featuring **Beverley Knight** and **Blak Twang**. The show was presented by the Rampage DJ collective and the station's then breakfast show host, Female DJ KC.

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BBC Radio Devon

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

## History

**BBC Radio Devon** started broadcasting on 17 January 1983, superseding the BBC Radio 4 regional service. On the same day, BBC Radio Cornwall started broadcasting, as did BBC Breakfast television. When broadcasting started, the new studios in Exeter had not yet been finished, so **BBC Radio Devon** was broadcast from portable cabins for the first few weeks. The Exeter studios were officially opened by Alastair Milne, then BBC Director General, on 30 September 1983.

The station has reporters based in Exeter, Plymouth, Paignton and Barnstaple, allowing it to cover news stories throughout Devon. It broadcasts two breakfast shows simultaneously, one for Plymouth and the other for the rest of Devon. The newsroom in Plymouth is shared with the BBC regional website and television teams. The station has won several Sony Awards for its programming.

## Programmings

The majority of the station's programming is produced and broadcast from Plymouth. During off-peak hours, **BBC Radio Devon** also produces regional programming for the South West and West regions. As with all BBC Local Radio stations, it also airs the networked weekday evening shows, originating from BBC Radio Leeds and produced independently by Wire Free Productions. During the station's downtime, **BBC Radio Devon** simulcasts BBC Radio 5 Live overnight.

The station's local presenters include Gordon Sparks (weekday breakfast), David FitzGerald (weekday mornings), Janet Kipling (weekday afternoons) and Matt Woodley and Pippa Quelch (weekday drivetime).

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