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Radio stations in Romania / Posturi de radio în România

Bucharest radio stations • Timișoara radio stations • Cluj-Napoca radio stations • Constanța radio stations    more ...

    Radio broadcasting in Romania began in 1925 (Bucharest). Radio Romania – SRR (Societatea Română de Radiodifuziune), founded in 1928, is the national public radio broadcaster with four national networks, 8 regional stations, international service Radio Romania International on Shortwave in 13 languages. Broadcasting is regulated by the National Audiovisual Council – CNA (Consiliul Național al Audiovizualului). Currently there are thirteen commercial radio networks and many local radio stations in Romania; over 900 FM radio transmitters, 196 MW stations and two SW stations. Primary language on radio is Romanian, with some stations in Hungarian (Transilvania).
    Area: 238 391 km²; Population: 18.8 million; ITU code: ROU; callsign prefix: YO~YR; RDS PI/DAB SId: E... /e1

Radio stations in Bulgaria / Радиостанции в България

Sofia radio stations • Plovdiv radio stations • Varna radio stations • Burgas radio stations    more ...

    Radio broadcasting in Bulgaria began in 1929 (Sofia). Bulgarian National Radio – BNR (Българско национално радио), founded as Radio Sofia in 1935, is the national public radio broadcaster with two national networks, 10 regional stations and international online service Radio Bulgaria . Broadcasting is regulated by the Council for Electronic Media – CEM (Съвет за електронни медии). Currently there are twenty commercial radio networks and over 40 local and regional radio stations in Bulgaria; near 600 FM radio transmitters, one active MW station and one SW station; trial DAB multiplex. Primary language on radio is Bulgarian.
    Area: 111 002 km²; Population: 6.4 million; ITU code: BUL; callsign prefix: LZ; RDS PI/DAB SId: 8... /e1

Radio stations in Rep. of N. Macedonia / Радиостаници во Реп. Сев. Македонија

Skopje radio stations

    Radio broadcasting in Vardar Banovina began in 1941 (Radio Skoplje). Macedonian Radio Television – MRT (Македонска радио-телевизија), founded in 1945, is the national public broadcaster with three radio networks and international service Radio Macedonia. Broadcasting is regulated by the Agency for Audio and Audiovisual Media Services – AVMU (Агенција за аудио и аудиовизуелни медиумски услуги). Currently there are four commercial radio networks and many local radio stations in North Macedonia; over 290 FM radio transmitters and one active MW station; 1 DAB multiplex. Primary languages on radio are Macedonian and Albanian.
    Area: 25 713 km²; Population: 1.8 million; ITU code: MKD; callsign prefix: Z3; RDS PI/DAB SId: 4... /e3

Radio stations in Croatia / Radio postaje u Hrvatskoi

Zagreb radio stations • Split radio stations • Rijeka radio stations • Dubrovnik radio stations    more ...

    Radio broadcasting in Croatia began in 1926 (Radio Zagreb), FM radio was introduced in 1957 and DAB digital radio in 1997 (trial) and 2011 (regular service). Croatian Radiotelevision – HRT (Hrvatska radio-televizija) is the main public broadcaster with 3 national, 8 regional radio networks and online international service Voice of Croatia. First private radio station launched in 1991. Broadcasting is regulated by the Electronic Media Agency – AEM (Agencija za Elektroničke Medije). Medium wave broadcasting ended in 2014. Currently there are 8 national commercial networks and over 125 local stations in Croatia, using 609 FM transmitters and 1 national DAB digital radio multiplex. Primary language on radio is Croatian.
    Area: 56 594 km²; Population: 3.8 million; ITU code: HRV; callsign prefix: 9A; RDS PI/DAB SId: C... /e3

Radio stations in Slovenia / Radijske postaje v Sloveniji

Ljubljana radio stations • Maribor radio stations

    Radio broadcasting in Slovenia began in 1928 (Radio Ljubljana), FM radio was introduced in 1954 and DAB digital radio in 2006. Radio-Television of Slovenia – RTVSlo (Radiotelevizija Slovenija) is the main public broadcaster with 3 national, 4 regional radio networks and tourist-information station Radio Slovenia International. First private radio station launched in 1992. Broadcasting is regulated by The Broadcasting Council – SRDF (Svet za radiodifuzijo) and the Agency for Communication Networks and Services – AKOS (Agencija za komunikacijska omrežja in storitve Republike Slovenije). Currently there are 7 national commercial networks and over 50 local stations in Slovenia, using 397 FM and 5 MW transmitters; DAB digital radio with 1 national and 3 regional multiplexes. Primary language on radio is Slovenian, with some stations in Italian and Hungarian.
    Area: 20 273 km²; Population: 2.1 million; ITU code: SVN; callsign prefix: S5; RDS PI/DAB SId: 9... /e4

Radio stations in Serbia / Радио станице у Србији

Belgrade radio stations • Novi Sad radio stations • Niš radio stations • Kragujevac radio stations    more ...

    Radio broadcasting in Serbia began in 1924 (Radio Beograd-Rakovica). Radio-Television of Serbia – RTS (Радио-телевизија Србије), founded in 1929, is the main public broadcaster with three national radio channels. First private radio station launched in 1989. Broadcasting is regulated by the Regulatory Autority for Electronic Media – REM (Регулаторно тело за електронске медије). Currently there are seven commercial radio networks and many local radio stations in Serbia; over 460 FM radio transmitters; one active MW station and 1 national DAB digital radio multiplex. Primary language on radio is Serbian, with some stations in Hungarian (Vojvodina).
    Area: 77 474 km² (de facto); Population: 6.6 million; ITU code: SRB; callsign prefix: YT~YU; RDS PI/DAB SId: D... /e3

    Radio stations in Vojvodina / Радио станице у Војводини

Novi Sad radio stations

    Radio broadcasting in Vojvodina began in 1949 (Radio Novi Sad). Radio-Television of Vojvodina – RTV (Радио-телевизија Војводине) is the region's main public broadcaster with four radio channels in seven languages. Primary language on radio is Serbian, with some stations in Hungarian, Slovak, Rusyn.
    Area: 21 614 km²; Population: 1.7 million; ITU code & callsign prefix: as part of Serbia

Radio stations in Kosovo / Radiostacione në Kosovë

Pristina radio stations

    Radio broadcasting in Kosovo began in 1941 (Radio Prizreni). Radio-Television of Kosovo – RTK (Radio Televizioni i Kosovës) is the national public broadcaster with two radio channels. Broadcasting is regulated by the Independent Media Commission – KPM (Komisioni i Pavarur për Media). Currently there are five commercial radio networks and many local radio stations in the Republic of Kosovo; over 80 FM radio transmitters and one active MW station. Primary language on radio is Albanian, with some stations in Serbian.
    Area: 10 887 km²; Population: 1.7 million; ITU code: none, RKS (unofficial); callsign prefix: none, Z6 (unofficial); RDS PI/DAB SId: not allocated

Radio stations in Albania / Radiostacione në Shqipëri

Tirana radio stations • Vlora radio stations • Shkodra radio stations

    Radio broadcasting in Albania began in 1937 (ZAA Radio Tirana). Albanian Radio and Television – RTSH (Radio Televizioni Shqiptar) is the national public broadcaster with three domestic radio channels and an international service - Radio Tirana International . Broadcasting is regulated by the Audiovisual Media Authority – AMA (Autoriteti i mediave audiovizive). Currently there are nine commercial radio networks and many local radio stations in Albania; over 170 FM radio transmitters. Primary language on radio is Albanian.
    Area: 28 748 km²; Population: 2.7 million; ITU code: ALB; callsign prefix: ZA; RDS PI/DAB SId: 9... /e0̷

Radio stations in Montenegro / Radio stanice u Crnoj Gori

Podgorica radio stations

    Radio broadcasting in Montenegro began in 1941 (Radio Cettigne). Radio and Television of Montenegro – RTCG (Radio i Televizija Crne Gore) is the national public broadcaster with two radio channels. Broadcasting is regulated by the Agency for Electronic Media – AEM (Agencija za elektronske medije). Currently there are eight commercial radio networks and many local radio stations in Montenegro; over 220 FM radio transmitters; 1 DAB multiplex. Primary language on radio is Montenegrin.
    Area: 13 812 km²; Population: 630 thou.; ITU code: MNE; callsign prefix: 4O; RDS PI/DAB SId: 1... /e3

Radio stations in Bosnia and Herzegovina / Radio stanice u Bosni i Hercegovini

Sarajevo radio stations • Banja Luka radio stations

    Radio broadcasting in Sarajevo began in 1942 (Hrvatski krugoval, Sarajevo). Bosnian-Herzegovinian Radio-Television – BHRT (Radio-televizija Bosne i Hercegovine) is the country's main public broadcaster with one radio station. Broadcasting is regulated by the Agency for Electronic Media – RAK (Regulatorna agencija za komunikacije). Currently there are several commercial radio networks and many local radio stations in Bosnia and Herzegovina; over 500 FM radio transmitters. Primary languages on radio are Bosnian, Serbian and Croatian.
    Area: 51 200 km²; Population: 3.1 million; ITU code: BIH; callsign prefix: E7; RDS PI/DAB SId: F... /e4

    Radio stations in Fed. of Bosnia and Herzegovina / Radio stanice u Federaciji BiH

Sarajevo radio stations

    Radio-Television of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina – RTVFBiH (Radio-televizija Federacije Bosne i Hercegovine) and Radiotelevision of Herzeg-Bosnia – RTV HB (Radiotelevizija Hergec-Bosne) are the main public broadcasters in this entity of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Primary languages on radio are Bosnian and Croatian.
    Area: 26 000 km²; Population: 2.1 million; ITU code & callsign prefix: as part of Bosnia and Herzegovina

    Radio stations in Rep. Srpska / Радио станице у Републици Српској

Banja Luka radio stations

    Radio broadcasting in Banja Luka began in 1942 (Hrvatski krugoval, Banja Luka). Radio-Television of Republika Srpska – RTRS (Радио-телевизија Републике Српске) is the entity's main public broadcaster with one radio station. Primary language on radio is Serbian.
    Area: 25 000 km²; Population: 1 million; ITU code & callsign prefix: as part of Bosnia and Herzegovina

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