Radio broadcasting is the distribution of audio content to a public audience via electronic communication, typically through radio waves. This process involves the transmission of sound programs, such as music, news, talk shows, and other forms of spoken word entertainment, from a radio station to listeners equipped with radios or compatible devices. Radio broadcasting can be classified into various formats, including AM (Amplitude Modulation) and FM (Frequency Modulation), each having distinct advantages in terms of sound quality and range. Additionally, radio broadcasts can be transmitted live or pre-recorded and may reach local, regional, or international audiences depending on the station’s capabilities and regulations. Radio remains a vital medium for information dissemination, cultural exchange, and entertainment, functioning alongside other forms of media such as television and digital streaming services.
FM802 and FM COCOLO in Osaka have launched a groundbreaking “DUAL MUSIC PROGRAM” merging their distinct styles for a unique listening experience. FM802 appeals to younger audiences (ages 16-34), while…