Media of Taiwan - Radio

Radio

There are many stations across the FM and AM spectrum broadcasting a wide variety of programming. Talk-shows, popular music and classic songs are some of the most frequently heard subjects. Exclusively Taiwanese-language stations have enjoyed a surge in popularity since the end of the martial law era and regulations restricting the use of languages other than Mandarin Chinese.

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  • Broadcasting Corporation of China (BCC) - national and regional networks
  • CBS - Radio Taiwan International - national broadcaster; also beams services to mainland China and the rest of the world with programmes in various languages and Chinese dialects
  • ICRT - Taiwan's only national English-language station
  • Public Radio System (PRS) - government-run; travel, weather, social information
  • Hit Fm and Kiss Radio Taiwan both play popular Chinese music.
  • UFO network- second largest station in Taiwan. Very popular. Plays all different kinds of music such as C-pop, J-pop, and American pop.
  • Voice of Han- Military Radio Station.
  • Fuxing Radio- Military Radio Station.
  • Taipei Broadcasting Station
  • National Education Radio

Wikipedia's Taiwan Radio Station Table (in Chinese)

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