Vox T was a radio station in Iaşi, Romania. The station signed on in March 1990, as the first independent non-public radio station outside Bucharest, and the third in Romania, after the change from Socialist system.[1] During its more than 20 years of broadcasting, Vox T enjoyed wide public interest with its phone-in talk-shows and music programmes.
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| Frequency | 104 MHz (72.56 MHz, 70.76 MHz - past) |
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| Programming | |
| Format | AC |
| Ownership | |
| Owner | Vox-T SRL |
| History | |
First air date | 13 March 1990 |
Last air date | November 2011 |
| Links | |
| Website | Radio Vox T |
History edit
Vox T first operated out of T17 students residence hall, part of the Gheorghe Asachi Technical University campus area, than from different locations, broadcasting its signal from a transmitter on top of the Moldova Hotel.
In 1996–2004, Vox T owned a branch in Bacău that broadcast local radio programmes, on 95.1 MHz (71.42 MHz - initial). During the time, it also operated broadcast licenses in Paşcani (102.2 MHz), Hârlău (87.6 MHz), Târgu Neamț (106.7 MHz), Huşi (94.5 MHz), Vaslui (88.5 MHz), and Putna (97.7 MHz).[2] On the news side, Vox T collaborated with Romanian branches of the BBC World Service and RFI.
Radio Vox T closed down operations in November 2011.
See also edit
References edit
- ^ Un deceniu de presa in Romania (in Romanian)
- ^ Top 40 radio stations in Europe at radiofeeds.co.uk
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