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2. List of radio stations in Kyiv - Wikipedia

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   Kyiv, Ukraine: 105.5 MHz Stilnoe Radio - Perec.FM World music 1st Ukrainian Radio Group Web Stream: Kyiv, Ukraine: 106.0 MHz Lounge FM Electronics, Pop hits United Media Holding Radiogroup: Web Stream: Kyiv, Ukraine: 106.5 MHz Kiss FM Electronics/Top 40 TAVR Media Web Stream: Kyiv, Ukraine: 107.0 MHz Europa plus Top 40/Pop Europa plus Ukraine ...

3. List of radio stations in Ukraine - Wikipedia

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   Polish radio Ukrainian service – 1386 AM every morning, satellite (HotBird 13), Internet, special channel "Polish Radio for Ukraine" (7:00-23:00 Warsaw time, timeshare with "Ukrainian radio", DAB+ in Poland), also retranslation in Radio Poland DAB+ and Hromadkse Radio [46]

4. List of Russian-language radio stations - Wikipedia

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   Radio Rossia (VGTRK) 95.3 FM - News/Talk radio; Yumor FM (Gazprom-Media) 95.7 FM - Russian contemporary pop music; Radio Shanson (SAFMAR Media) 96.3 FM - Russian Shanson; Radio Vera (Russian Orthodox Church Moscow Patriarchate) - 96.8 FM; Dorognoye Radio (EMG) 97.3 FM - Russian old music; Love Radio (SAFMAR Media) 97.8 FM - Top 40; Radio KP 98. ...

5. Radio Ukraine International - Wikipedia

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   Radio Ukraine International, abbreviated RUI, is the official international broadcasting station of Ukraine, with foreign language news and programming being produced by Ukrainian Radio's main editorial department for broadcasting in EBU languages. [1] RUI broadcasts in Belarusian, Bulgarian, English, Hungarian, Polish, Romanian and Slovak. The ...

6. Russkoye Radio - Wikipedia

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   In Moscow Russkoye Radio began broadcasting on 2 August 1995. [1] In 1996, Russkoye Radio established the folk music award Golden Gramophone, which takes place at the end of each year in the Kremlin in Moscow and a similar ceremony takes place at the Ice Palace in St. Petersburg. In 2006 came the TV equivalent of the radio station - RU.TV.

7. Radio Ukraine - Wikipedia

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   Radio broadcasts in Ukraine, at the time part of the USSR, began in Kharkov on November 16, 1924, and a nationwide radio network was initiated in 1928. [5] ( In the first years of the USSR Kharkov was the capital of Ukraine, from December 1919 to January 1934, after which the capital relocated to Kiev, together with headquarters of Ukrainian Radio.

8. Suspilne - Wikipedia

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   The Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine is a public joint-stock agency with 100% of its shares belonging to the state, [3] and operates the television channel Pershyi, the only Ukrainian TV channel that has a coverage over 97% of Ukraine's territory and is the only state-owned national channel.

9. Mass media in Ukraine - Wikipedia

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   The first official radio broadcast took place in Kyiv on 1 February 1939. Ukrainians listen to radio programming, such as Radio Ukraine or Radio Liberty, largely commercial, on average just over two-and-a-half hours a day. Most Ukrainian radio stations are part of larger media holdings. Each big city has a couple of competing big stations.