Voice of Croatia

Voice of Croatia

Infobox Network
name = Voice of Croatia

country = CRO
network_type = Radio network
available = International
owner = Croatian Radiotelevision
key_people =
launch_date = 1926
past_names =
website = http://www.hrt.hr/hr/glashrvatske/gh_eng.php|

The International programme of Croatian Radio "Voice of Croatia" (Croatian: "Medurarodni program Hrvatskoga radija "Glas Hrvatske") is the international service of Croatian state radio on shortwave, mediumwave and via satellite.

The programme for Croatians living abroad, Croatia's minority groups and the international community.

atellite broadcasts

The Voice of Croatia is transmitted 24 hours a day via satellite:

* In Europe, North Africa and the Middle East on the HOT BIRD6 satellite at 13 degrees east;
* In North America, on the Telstar 5 satellite at 97 degrees west;
* In Central and South America on the NSS 806 satellite at 40.5 degrees west;
* In Australia and in New Zealand on the OPTUS B3 satellite at 152 degrees east.

ee also

*Croatian Radiotelevision
*List of radio stations in Croatia

External links

* [http://www.hrt.hr/hr/glashrvatske/gh_eng.html Voice of Croatia Schedule] hr icon en icon
* [http://www.hrt.hr/streams/kv.ram Listen Voice of Croatia] hr icon
* [http://www.hrt.hr/ Croatian Radio-Television Website] hr icon en icon

*A working email address is [mailto:hrt@hrt.hr hrt@hrt.hr]


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