Radio Broadcasting is the transmission of audio content, typically consisting of music, news, talk shows, or other entertainment, via electromagnetic waves to a wide audience. This process involves the use of radio frequencies to send signals that can be received by radio receivers, allowing listeners to access the programming on various devices, such as radios, smartphones, and computers. Radio broadcasting can occur in different formats, including AM (Amplitude Modulation), FM (Frequency Modulation), digital, and satellite broadcasting. It plays a crucial role in mass communication, providing information and entertainment to the public, promoting cultural exchange, and serving as a platform for advertising and public service announcements.
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…