Austria
- ORF - Österreichischer Rundfunk - public broadcasting company
- OE1
- OE2
- Radio Burgenland
- Radio Kärnten
- Radio Niederösterreich
- Radio Oberösterreich
- Radio Salzburg
- Radio Steiermark
- Radio Tirol
- Radio Vorarlberg
- Radio Wien
- OE3
- FM4
- Antenne Österreich GmbH (Commercial Network, a part of Wolfgang Fellner's "Fellner Medien GmbH")
- Antenne Salzburg
- Antenne Tirol (Innsbruck)
- Antenne Tirol (Unterland)
- Antenne Wien 102.5
- Radio Arabella GmbH (commercial Network)
- Radio Arabella Mostviertel (lower Austria)
- Radio Arabella Salzburg 102,5
- Radio Arabella Tulln 99,4 (lower Austria)
- Radio Arabella Wien 92,9 (Vienna)
- 88.6 Der Supermix für Wien
- A 1
- Antenne Kärnten
- Antenne Steiermark
- Antenne Vorarlberg
- Ausserferner Welle
- Campusradio 94.4
- Energy 104,2
- Gym Radio
- Hit FM Burgenland
- Hit FM Mostviertel
- Hit FM St. Pölten
- Hit FM Waldviertel
- Krone Hit Bregenz
- Krone Hit Unterkärnten
- KRONEHIT
- Life Radio (Oberösterreich)
- Life Radio (Tirol)
- MM89,6 - Das Musikradio
- Njoy Radio
- Oberländer WELLE
- PartyFM
- RADIO-SALZACHTAL
- Radio Alpina
- Radio Arabella Bregenz
- Radio Arabella Linz
- Radio Agora
- Radio freequenns
- Radio Grün Weiss
- Radio Harmonie (Ennstal)
- Radio Harmonie (Spittal)
- Radio Harmonie (Wörthersee)
- Radio Maria
- Radio Osttirol
- Radio Real
- Radio Salzkammergut
- Radio Stephansdom
- Radio West
- Radius 106,6
- Rock Radio
- Soundportal Graz
- Soundportal Hartberg
- TruckRadio (Spittal)
- U1 Radio Unterland
- WELLE 1 Salzburg 106,2
- WELLE 1 Linz 91,8
- WELLE 1 Wels 98,3
- WELLE 1 Steyr 102,6
- WELLE 1 Kirchdorf 107,5
- WELLE 1 Kremsmünster 106,6
- WELLE 1 Innsbruck 92,9
- Community Stations
- Freies Radio Freistadt
- Freirad
- Proton - das freie Radio
- Radio FRO
- Radio Helsinki
- Radio Orange
- Radiofabrik
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