Supplement
- Although this broadcasting station belongs to JNN/JRN/NRN, its relation with Asahi Shimbun is also deep once. Therefore, on BSS radio, the Asahi Shimbun news of independence work are broadcast during the morning.
- That key stations differ on radio and television Since the system of the area of the television station opened from the second half of the 1950s to the second half of the 1960s was 1 prefecture 1 wave in principle when beginning television broadcasting of this broadcasting station, In Tottori Prefecture in which Nihonkai TV (日本海テレビ) which had already begun broadcast at this time exists, it is because its service cannot be started, but it is Shimane Prefecture which had not prepared the television station yet then and its service was to be started first.
- And already, the request of a start of television broadcasting was replied to Tottori Prefecture, and Tottori Prefecture has also started television broadcasting at last in September, 1972.
- Simultaneous broadcast of the program besides the series which Nihonkai TV, such as a "morning news show" and "DORAEMON", and San-in Chuo TV (山陰中央テレビ) are treating to one time in television broadcasting till September, 1989 might be carried out also by BSS.
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