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| − | Independent radio based in [[Bratislava]], emerged from [[Tlis|Tlis Radio]] and started broadcasting in [[1992]], from 1 May 1993 officially on 100,3 FM frequency. On | + | Independent radio based in [[Bratislava]], emerged from [[Tlis|Tlis Radio]] and started broadcasting in [[1992]], from 1 May 1993 officially on 100,3 FM frequency, and from 1996 on 106,6 FM. On 1 October 1999 it was transformed into [[City Radio B1]]. Many former speakers are today working at [[Radio_FM]]. |
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Revision as of 12:24, 6 November 2012
Independent radio based in Bratislava, emerged from Tlis Radio and started broadcasting in 1992, from 1 May 1993 officially on 100,3 FM frequency, and from 1996 on 106,6 FM. On 1 October 1999 it was transformed into City Radio B1. Many former speakers are today working at Radio_FM.
Imagery
Logo, 1996
Logo, 1998
Postcard
Flyer
Articles
- Eva Andrejčáková, "Moderátor Braňo Bezák: V deväťdesiatych rokoch bolo všetko možné", SME, 31 October 2012. (Slovak)
- Dušan Barok, "Rozhovor s Lindou Hammelovou", Koridor.sk, December 1999.
- Dušan Barok, "Rozhovor s Vladom Talianom", Koridor.sk, December 1999.
- Daniel Domanovský, "Radio Ragtime leaves airwaves", Slovak Spectator, 1 October 1999.
External links
- Home page (Archive.org)
- Home page (1998) (Archive.org)
- Home page (1998) (Archive.org)
- Home page (1996) (Archive.org)
- Home page (1996) (Archive.org)
- Short documentary, 1997
