I am 13 years old. In the "General Newspaper" I really like your heading. I have two questions for you:
1. From November 1998 to the end of December 2000, in our city, at a frequency of 107.5 MHz, the Russian Radio broadcast, and since 2001, at this frequency, the programs of Radio "Chanson"/"Native Radio" began to be published. "Russian Radio" was my favorite station, and I can’t find out why she was removed? Is the leadership of the Russian Radio going to open broadcasting in Tula?
2. What is the "Russian Radio-2"?
I also have information for your heading ...
Denis Nikitin (Tula)
I am 13 years old. In the "General Newspaper" I really like your heading. I have two questions for you: from November 1998 to the end of December 2000 in our city at a frequency of 107.5 MHz, Russian Radio broadcast, and since 2001, the programs of Radio “Chanson”/“Native Radio” began to be released at this frequency. "Russian Radio" was my favorite station, and I can’t find out why she was removed? Is the leadership of the Russian Radio going to open broadcasting in Tula? 2. What is the "Russian Radio-2"? I also have information for your heading ... Denis Nikitin (Tula) first of all I would like to congratulate Denis on the introduction to the glorious circle of readers "OG". Thanks for the good review, and over time we hope to find out his opinion about other newspaper headings. As for the questions asked, firstly, relatively recently, we already talked about the actions and plans of the “Russian media group” (RMG), which owns the Russian Radio and the Russian Radio-2, and to some extent “chanson”, and some other commercial and musical stations. Therefore, I will briefly remind you only that the “Russian Radio-2” is, as it were, the “second program“ “PP” (it is a lightweight option for perception). “Chanson” is an even more lightweight version, it can be called the “3rd program“ RR ”, because the“ Zekovsky ”repertoire still prevails on its waves. Representatives of the RMG leadership in an interview with the media stated that the musical format of these radio stations was chosen taking into account the specifics of the audience in different regions of the country, because, they say, in large centers and "in the province" the level of training of students is different, in connection with which it is preferable for the outskirts to broadcast the Russian Radio -2 and Chanson programs, and in large cities - Russian Radio in a pure form. It is clear that we are talking about an extremely conjunctural approach, and such a distribution of programs can be called at least disrespectful in relation to the listeners, whom someone at their discretion divided into "varieties" and "categories". And the letter of our young reader (and it, by the way, is far from the only one!) Available precisely the viciousness of the practiced RMG "Sociology". Secondly, to be honest, the host of this section hoped and continues to hope that the readers themselves show not only interest, but also the initiative, turn to local broadcasters, find out the necessary details from them and inform us and everything else, which, how and why it happens in their local air, and will not use our rubric only as a reference bureau. Of course, the answers to your questions are the basis of this section, but I would still like to get it - in this particular question - from one of our Tula readers your own story about where and for what reason the Russian Radio Radio disappeared from the air of Tula? But in the information sent by Denis, there is, unfortunately, confusion with the names and frequencies of a number of radio stations in Tula. The situation on VHF/FM is now such (in the MSC): 66.62 - radio "Visavi"; 69.02 - "Retro" (Moscow)/"Hope" (Tula); 70.07 - "Mayak" (Moscow)/"My Tula"/International French radio "RFI" (Paris); 71.15 - "Radio of Russia"/Tula regional radio; 71.93 - "Orpheus" (Moscow); 72.71 - channel "Melody" (St. Petersburg); 100.5 - "Russian wave" (planned); 101.4 - LLC "Tour Plus" (planned); 101.9 - "Our Radio" (Moscow); 102.7 - "Retro" (Moscow); 103.3 "Visavi"; 104.4 - "Vot Radio" ("Voice of Tula"); 104.9 - "Europe Plus" (Moscow); 105.3 - "Top radio"; 106.4 - "Autoradio" (Moscow); 107.5 - "Native Radio" (Tula)/"Chanson" (Moscow). For this information, we thank Viktor Rutkovsky from Yekaterinburg, on whose website (www.victorcity.narod.ru) this information was found. Ether news (frequencies of SV and KV - KHC, VHF/FM - MGC) Russia. The Ministry of Printing of the Russian Federation. According to the results of the April competition, the right to receive a license for television and radio broadcasting went to: Magnitogorsk, Chelyabinsk region, at a frequency of 104.7 MHz- LLC Max-Radio; Kurgan, Kurgan region, at a frequency of 101.5 MHz - LLC "Infomediabusiness"; Khanty -Mansiysk, Khanty -Mansi Autonomous Okrug, on 1 TVK - GU Khanty -Mansi Autonomous Okrug "District Television and Radio Company" Yugra "; Nizhny Novgorod, Nizhny Novgorod region, at a frequency of 107.4 MHz - LLC" Media Novosti "; Tambov, Tambov region, at a frequency of 107.4 MHz - ZAO regional radio station" Alice "; Tula, Tula region, at a frequency of 100.5 MHz - LLC Russian Wave; Kaliningrad, Kaliningrad region, at a frequency of 100.5 MHz - LLC "fresh wind"; Murmansk, Murmansk region, at a frequency of 107.8 MHz - OJSC "Murmanselektrosvyaz"; Petrozavodsk, the Republic of Karelia, at 22 TVK - LLC "Information Center" Lotos "; St. Petersburg, Leningrad Region, at a frequency of 88.9 MHz - LLC" Classics Petersburg "; Astrakhan, Astrakhan region, at a frequency of 105.0 MHz - CJSC multidisciplinary firm" Echo -Astrakhan ". When holding the March competition for frequencies of 621 KGC In Khabarovsk, 100.7 MHC in Makhachkala and on the 3rd TVC in Yakutsk, only one application was received. GUP television company "Master TV" - 32 TVK in Yakutsk (Read more, see www.mptr.ru). MOSCOW. The start of the broadcasting of the Arsenal radio station, where most employees of Echo of Moscow are going to go to the head of the editor -in -chief Alexei Venediktov, is postponed. Let me remind you that Arsenal won a competition for broadcasting at a frequency of 87.5 MHz in Moscow and planned to start technical in late April - early May, and from May 31 - a full broadcasting at the frequency won. However, on May 4, answering the questions of the listeners of Echo of Moscow live during the program “without intermediaries”, Alexei Venediktov explained that, in accordance with the law, the Ministry of Communications of the Russian Federation is obliged to automatically (within 10 days after receiving a broadcasting license for the right to broadcast) to write out the so -called technical license allowing the transmitter at the frequency winner. However, the Ministry of Communications stubbornly delays the issuance of the required document, in connection with which Mr. Venediktov did not exclude in this case the possibility of creating new artificial obstacles to a clearly political nature. Kaliningrad. Radio "Mix FM" earned here at a frequency of 102.9. Ufa. In the capital of Bashkiria, the relay of Russian Radio-2, the frequency of 106.5 (www.guzei.com) began. In Khanty-Mansiysk, the first city cable television network has recently earned. The licensed broadcasting of twenty -three popular world channels around the clock - such a service is offered by the townspeople by the Comintel company, which is engaged in the development of high -quality television in the city. In addition to the seven usual basic channels, cable television subscribers got the opportunity to watch more than sixteen, and the latter are completely eliminated from intrusive advertising. In addition, the connection to the cable network improved the quality of the image and, in principle, allows you to broadcast in stereo format (neftegaz.ru) the Far East. According to radio.onair.ru, "Europe Plus" broadcasts from now on in Korsakov, the Sakhalin Region, the frequency is 104.1. UNITED KINGDOM. Significant changes have occurred in the work schedule of the Russian BBC service (Greenwich time - GMT, Moscow time = GMT + 4 hours): from 2.30 to 3.30 (Monday - Saturday) at frequencies 5875, 7130, 9510, 9585, 11845 and 13745; from 3.30 to 4.00 (Monday - Saturday) - 9510, 11845, 13745 and 15115; from 4.00 to 5.00 (Monday - Saturday) - 9585, 11845, 13745 and 15115; from 6.00 to 6.15 - 11670, 15115, 15325 and 17740; from 8.00 to 8.15 - 11680, 13750, 15325 and 17695; From 9.30 to 10.00 on Sunday and from 10.00 to 10.15 daily - 11680, 15325, 15335 and 17695; From 12.00 to 12.05 from Monday to Friday, and on Saturdays and Sundays until 12.15 - 13670, 15225, 15325 and 17595; from 13.00 to 14.00 (Monday - Friday) - 12005, 13670, 15225 and 17895; from 14.00 to 15.00 (Monday - Friday) - 12005, 13745, 15225 and 17895; from 15.00 to 18.00 - 9635, 11845, 13745, 15225 and 17860; from 18.00 to 19.00 - 9635, 11845, 13745 and 15225; From 19.00 to 20.00 from Monday to Saturday to 20.30 from Monday to Friday - 5875, 7325, 9635, 11845, 13745 and 15225 kHz. Where days are not indicated, broadcasting is carried out daily (the information of our reader I. Yaremenko from Novosibirsk). Good trick!
First of all, I would like to congratulate Denis on the introduction to the glorious circle of readers "OG". Thanks for the good review, and over time we hope to find out his opinion about other newspaper headings.
As for the questions asked, firstly, relatively recently, we already talked about the actions and plans of the “Russian media group” (RMG), which owns the Russian Radio and the Russian Radio-2, and to some extent “chanson”, and some other commercial and musical stations. Therefore, I will briefly remind you only that the “Russian Radio-2” is, as it were, the “second program“ “PP” (it is a lightweight option for perception). “Chanson” is an even more lightweight version, it can be called the “3rd program“ RR ”, because the“ Zekovsky ”repertoire still prevails on its waves.
Representatives of the RMG leadership in an interview with the media stated that the musical format of these radio stations was chosen taking into account the specifics of the audience in different regions of the country, because, they say, in large centers and "in the province" the level of training of students is different, in connection with which it is preferable for the outskirts to broadcast the Russian Radio -2 and Chanson programs, and in large cities - Russian Radio in a pure form. It is clear that we are talking about an extremely conjunctural approach, and such a distribution of programs can be called at least disrespectful in relation to the listeners, whom someone at their discretion divided into "varieties" and "categories". And the letter of our young reader (and it, by the way, is far from the only one!) Available precisely the viciousness of the practiced RMG "Sociology".
Secondly, to be honest, the host of this section hoped and continues to hope that the readers themselves show not only interest, but also the initiative, turn to local broadcasters, find out the necessary details from them and inform us and everything else, which, how and why it happens in their local air, and will not use our rubric only as a reference bureau. Of course, the answers to your questions are the basis of this section, but I would still like to get it - in this particular question - from one of our Tula readers your own story about where and for what reason the Russian Radio Radio disappeared from the air of Tula?
But in the information sent by Denis, there is, unfortunately, confusion with the names and frequencies of a number of radio stations in Tula. The situation on the VHF/FM is now (in the MSC):
66.62 - radio "Visavi"; 69.02 - "Retro" (Moscow)/"Hope" (Tula); 70.07 - "Mayak" (Moscow)/"My Tula"/International French radio "RFI" (Paris); 71.15 - "Radio of Russia"/Tula regional radio; 71.93 - "Orpheus" (Moscow); 72.71 - channel "Melody" (St. Petersburg); 100.5 - "Russian wave" (planned); 101.4 - LLC "Tour Plus" (planned); 101.9 - "Our Radio" (Moscow); 102.7 - "Retro" (Moscow); 103.3 "Visavi"; 104.4 - "Vot Radio" ("Voice of Tula"); 104.9 - "Europe Plus" (Moscow); 105.3 - "Top radio"; 106.4 - "Autoradio" (Moscow); 107.5 - "Native Radio" (Tula)/"Chanson" (Moscow). For this information, we thank Viktor Rutkovsky from Yekaterinburg, on whose website (www.victorcity.narod.ru) this information was found.
Ether news (frequencies of SV and KV - KHC, VHF/FM - MHz)
RUSSIA. The Ministry of Printing of the Russian Federation. According to the results of the April competition, the right to receive a license for television and radio broadcasting went:
Magnitogorsk, Chelyabinsk region, at a frequency of 104.7 MHz - LLC "Max -Radio"; Kurgan, Kurgan region, at a frequency of 101.5 MHz - LLC "Infomediabusiness"; Khanty -Mansiysk, Khanty -Mansi Autonomous Okrug, on 1 TVK - GU Khanty -Mansi Autonomous Okrug "District Television and Radio Company" Yugra "; Nizhny Novgorod, Nizhny Novgorod region, at a frequency of 107.4 MHz - LLC" Media Novosti "; Tambov, Tambov region, at a frequency of 107.4 MHz - ZAO regional radio station" Alice "; Tula, Tula region, at a frequency of 100.5 MHz - LLC Russian Wave; Kaliningrad, Kaliningrad region, at a frequency of 100.5 MHz - LLC "fresh wind"; Murmansk, Murmansk region, at a frequency of 107.8 MHz - OJSC "Murmanselektrosvyaz"; Petrozavodsk, the Republic of Karelia, at 22 TVK - LLC "Information Center" Lotos "; St. Petersburg, Leningrad Region, at a frequency of 88.9 MHz - LLC" Classics Petersburg "; Astrakhan, Astrakhan region, at a frequency of 105.0 MHz - CJSC multidisciplinary company" Echo -Astrakhan ".
During the March competition at a frequency of 621 kHz in Khabarovsk, 100.7 MHz in Makhachkala and at 32 TVK in Yakutsk received only one application. Additional applications did not appear on time. In this regard, it is proposed to arrange licenses for broadcasting of the FSUE GTRK "Far Eastern" - 621 kHz in Khabarovsk; LLC "TV Radio Company" Surge - 100.7 MHz in Makhachkala; GUP television company "Master TV" - 32 TVC in Yakutsk (Read more, see www.mptr.ru).
MOSCOW. The start of the broadcasting of the Arsenal radio station, where most employees of Echo of Moscow are going to go to the head of the editor -in -chief Alexei Venediktov, is postponed. Let me remind you that Arsenal won a competition for broadcasting at a frequency of 87.5 MHz in Moscow and planned to start technical in late April - early May, and from May 31 - a full broadcasting at the frequency won. However, on May 4, answering the questions of the listeners of Echo of Moscow live during the program “without intermediaries”, Alexei Venediktov explained that, in accordance with the law, the Ministry of Communications of the Russian Federation is obliged to automatically (within 10 days after receiving a broadcasting license for the right to broadcast) to write out the so -called technical license allowing the transmitter at the frequency winner. However, the Ministry of Communications stubbornly delays the issuance of the required document, in connection with which Mr. Venediktov did not exclude in this case the possibility of creating new artificial obstacles to a clearly political nature.
Kaliningrad. Radio "Mix FM" earned here at a frequency of 102.9.
Ufa. In the capital of Bashkiria, the relay of Russian Radio-2, the frequency of 106.5 (www.guzei.com) began.
In Khanty-Mansiysk, the first city cable television network has recently earned. The licensed broadcasting of twenty -three popular world channels around the clock - such a service is offered by the townspeople by the Comintel company, which is engaged in the development of high -quality television in the city. In addition to the seven usual basic channels, cable television subscribers got the opportunity to watch more than sixteen, and the latter are completely eliminated from intrusive advertising. In addition, the connection to the cable network improved the image quality and, in principle, allows you to broadcast in stereo format (neftegaz.ru)
FAR EAST. According to radio.onair.ru, "Europe Plus" broadcasts from now on in Korsakov, the Sakhalin Region, the frequency is 104.1.
UNITED KINGDOM. Significant changes have occurred in the schedule of the Russian BBC Russian service (Time according to Grinvich-GMT, Moscow time = GMT + 4 hours):
from 2.30 to 3.30 (Monday - Saturday) at frequencies 5875, 7130, 9510, 9585, 11845 and 13745;
from 3.30 to 4.00 (Monday - Saturday) - 9510, 11845, 13745 and 15115;
from 4.00 to 5.00 (Monday - Saturday) - 9585, 11845, 13745 and 15115;
from 6.00 to 6.15 - 11670, 15115, 15325 and 17740;
from 8.00 to 8.15 - 11680, 13750, 15325 and 17695;
From 9.30 to 10.00 on Sunday and from 10.00 to 10.15 daily - 11680, 15325, 15335 and 17695;
From 12.00 to 12.05 from Monday to Friday, and on Saturdays and Sundays until 12.15 - 13670, 15225, 15325 and 17595;
from 13.00 to 14.00 (Monday - Friday) - 12005, 13670, 15225 and 17895;
from 14.00 to 15.00 (Monday - Friday) - 12005, 13745, 15225 and 17895;
from 15.00 to 18.00 - 9635, 11845, 13745, 15225 and 17860;
from 18.00 to 19.00 - 9635, 11845, 13745 and 15225;
From 19.00 to 20.00 from Monday to Saturday to 20.30 from Monday to Friday - 5875, 7325, 9635, 11845, 13745 and 15225 kHz.
Where days are not indicated, broadcasting is carried out daily (the information of our reader I. Yaremenko from Novosibirsk).
Good trick!