Radio news from 7 February 2009
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This page returns archived stories from our radio news section. News stories can and do change; this is a snapshot for historical reasons. Links may no longer be valid.
Logo lolly for Revolution fan (Radio Today)
A fan of 96.2FM The Revolution has written the station name and frequency in giant 12 foot letters, in the snow.
A fan of 96.2FM The Revolution has written the station name and frequency in giant 12 foot letters, in the snow.
Malaysia: Keningau FM radio accessible worldwide (Media Network Weblog)
The Keningau FM radio station, which began broadcasting on 1 January, can now be listened to throughout the world live on the Internet through audio streaming.
The Keningau FM radio station, which began broadcasting on 1 January, can now be listened to throughout the world live on the Internet through audio streaming.
Two Irish radio stations breached contract on programming (Media Network Weblog)
The Irish Times reports that two radio stations, Today FM and Newstalk, have been notified of serious breaches of contract after they introduced ...
The Irish Times reports that two radio stations, Today FM and Newstalk, have been notified of serious breaches of contract after they introduced ...
Radio Rebuke: KDKA/Pittsburg Fined for 'Million Dollar' Prank (radio.about.com)
The Associated Press reports KDKA/Pittsburgh has been fined $6,000 dollars for a talk show prank which promised $1,000,000 million dollars to a caller. AP writes: "The money was promised to the...
The Associated Press reports KDKA/Pittsburgh has been fined $6,000 dollars for a talk show prank which promised $1,000,000 million dollars to a caller. AP writes: "The money was promised to the...
Estonian National Broadcasting is forced to cut salaries (Media Network Weblog)
Estonian National Broadcasting, similarly to all institutions that are funded from the State budget, is also forced to cut its costs, writes Postimees Online.
Estonian National Broadcasting, similarly to all institutions that are funded from the State budget, is also forced to cut its costs, writes Postimees Online.