Month: November 2017

Shack72 Online is Namibia’s number one online radio station.

Being number one means giving their audience quality, reliable, diverse, contemporary, globally competitive at the same locally relevant content.

Broadcasting the best music, news, views and interviews around the world, this radio station brings all sectors of business across the world together under one roof.

Shack72 maximizes the use of digital to reach audience not in only in Nambia but the world, with 9,000 followers now on their Facebook page and active presence on Twitter and Instagram.

Being number is about taking commitment to promote home grown talents, which is why the station is actively integrating local music to its playlist.

To keep listeners connected and entertained, Shack72 uses the services of Radio.co for reliable and quality streaming.

Tune in to Shack72 Online Radio via TuneIn app here: https://tunein.com/radio/Shack72-Online-s300182/

Channel Radio has launched 2 more stations under its wings.

In addition to their existing station Channel One Music Radio – an eclectic mix of top music shows, news, chat, celebrity interviews and arts and drama, the 2 new stations are Channel 2 Talk Radio and NoWay! FM Radio.

Channel 2 Talk Radio offers the very best talk,business and community programming. It can be heard via iTunes and Tunein. Tune in here http://www.channelradio.co.uk/two/play/player.html

NoWay! FM radio is broadcasting Noughties & Now with a great selection of different genre shows from around the globe with a more music, less talk approach. It can be heard via its website https://www.nowayfm.com/

The Channel Radio network broadcasts 24 hours per day 7 days per week from their state of the art studios in Romney Marsh on the South Kent coast of England.

Tune via their website at http://www.channelradio.co.uk/

Or listen on your mobile with the TuneIn app

This station in Canada is a true internet radio success story. Starting online in 2009, they are now broadcasting in FM Radio.

Bay of Islands Radio (BOIR) is a thriving internet station in Corner Brook. Aiming to help more, BOIR extends reach from digital to FM on November 5

“It’s a turning point for the station” – Kody Gardner, Technical Director. “I never thought this day would come”, says Gardner.

But internet already offers widest reach, why FM radio?

Because BOIR is a community station, thus the need to go more local.

In US recenntly, new FCC ends ruling of local studio requirements.

Internet radio proponents say, online stations are the new local radio.

Bay of Islands Radio is heard on FM 100.1 and online www.boir.ca