National Radio 1

National Radio 1
National Radio 1
Broadcast area Cyprus: National Online
First air date 26 April 2008
Format 80's 90's & 00's
Owner TDK Media Ltd
Website www.nationalradio1.com

National Radio 1 is an English speaking national online radio station operated by TDK Media Ltd in Cyprus, playing a mix from the 80's, 90's and today. The station is aimed at the English speaking residents and visitors to one of the most popular Mediterranean holiday destination islands. National Radio 1 was launched at 7.00am on 26 April 2008 and operates 24 hours a day providing a balanced programme of music, entertaining features and Cyprus & world news.

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History

In early January 2007 a group of radio presenters, marketing consultants and investors came together with a single idea in mind. To bring a new English speaking national radio station to Cyprus. Although there are a number of Greek/English stations throughout Cyprus there were no English only speaking stations transmitting nationally. English is widely spoken across the island and is taught as part of the education system from an early age in all schools. On 26 April 2007 National Radio 1 switched over to its Dallas, Texas USA server and began broadcasting online across the country and out to the rest of Europe. The first song played on National Radio 1 was Take That, Never Forget. Chosen by the CEO of TDK Media Ltd in recognition of the hard work by the team to get that station off the ground.

National Radio 1 currently live 24 hour a day from Broadcasting House in Paphos, Cyprus near Carrefour Supermarket at the top end of town.

The station currently broadcasts online across the island and out to Europe but is planning FM transmissions once local government releases applications. National Radio 1 is still awaiting information as to when this will be from the government of Cyprus.

Studio 1

Studio 1 is where the live programmes are produced, presented and broadcast 24 hours day.

It took 5 people and 2 weeks to install the technology, cabling and software which are used in today's broadcasting.

Equipment used in studio 1

  • Audio Enhanced DPS 2008 Automation Software
  • Evolution Scheduler
  • Solidyne 2300XL Digital Console
  • Cool Edit Pro
  • Winamp Internet Streamer

Presenters & Shows

Monday - Friday

  • Ross & Angie In The Morning. 6am - 11am
  • Matthew Edmondson's Interactive Lunch. 11am - 3pm
  • Tom On Drive. 3pm - 7pm
  • Music Overdrive. 7pm - 10pm

Saturday

  • Kat On Brekkie. 6am - 11am
  • The Big Weekend with Chris & Wendi 11am - 3pm, 3pm - 7pm
  • Hairbrush Divas. 7pm - 10pm

Sunday

  • Kat On Brekkie. 6am - 11am
  • The Big Weekend with Chris & Wendi 11am - 3pm, 3pm - 7pm
  • Hit Call UK. 7pm - 10pm

Studio 2 - News

Studio 2 is where the live news is research, produced and presented at the top of each hour between 6am & 6pm weekdays and 6am & 11am at weekends.

The news is gathered from across the island from a number of sources which include

News Sources

  • Cyprus Mail
  • Cyprus News Agency
  • Famagusta Gazette
  • Cyprus Weekly
  • Emergency Services Press Departments

News Team

  • Amanda Day. Weekday News Presenter
  • Karon Leese Weekend News Presenter

Studio 3 - Live Lounge

Every so often National Radio 1 hosts bands and acts from across the island as well as interviewing big named celebrities who perform in Cyprus.

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