Radio Stations Established in 1999: Cinf, the Breeze, 105-106 Capital FM, South London Radio, the Breeze - Bristol, Whpi, Rt Lyric FM, Wwbg

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 27. Chapters: CINF, The Breeze, 105-106 Capital FM, South London Radio, The Breeze - Bristol, WHPI, RTE lyric fm, WWBG, WBPM, WLRY, Bath FM, Pulse Radio, Mansfield 103.2 FM, Vision Radio Network, Fire Radio, Connect Radio 106.8, KLUE, CJLF-FM, Ridings FM, WAOQ, KGKS, WGRW, KYSF, Rythme FM, KFEB, KJBL, KABU, Radioseven, KKHJ-FM, KAOX, Dream 107.2, Oak 107 FM, Heart South Devon, Rhema FM Newcastle, KJZN, KIMX, KXEG, WMUF-FM, KQTA, DYOK, Tower FM, DXLR, KYWH, DZBM, DYMB, DYDH-AM, Fen Radio 107.5, DWHT, KIGO, DXTR, DXTS, Oksigen FM, DWNA, Metro FM, Onomichi FM, DYXC, Radio 24, Tallaght FM. Excerpt: CINF was a French language Canadian radio station located in Montreal, Quebec. Owned and operated by Corus Quebec, it broadcasted on 690 kHz with a power of 50,000 watts as a clear channel (class A) station, using a slightly directional antenna solely for the purpose of improving reception in downtown Montreal. The station had carried an all-news format since December 1999, identifying itself as Info 690. Before that date, the station was known as CKVL and was on 850 kHz; it then had a news/talk format. Along with longtime English-language sister station CINW, it ceased operations at 7:00 p.m. ET on January 29, 2010. CKVL was founded by Jack Tietolman and Corey Thomson and opened on November 3, 1946. The station was originally on 990 kHz, and operated with 1,000 watts as a daytimer. The station was bilingual (French/English), but the majority of programming was in French and it was largely perceived by listeners as a Francophone station. The call sign stood for Canadian Kilocycle Verdun Lakeshore. Programming on CKVL was varied, as it was then typical, and numerous radio dramas were aired. An FM sister station, CKVL-FM (CKOI-FM since 1976) was created sometime between 1947 and 1957. In any case, CKVL-FM was a full-time simulcast of CKV...