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Monday, January 18, 2010
New Zealand LPFM Radio Guide Kiwi LPFM Hits 1400
Media Release
Radio Heritage Foundation
www.radioheritage.net
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New Zealand LPFM Radio Guide
Kiwi LPFM Hits 1400
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The New Zealand LPFM Radio Guide has reached 1,400 separate
entries says the Radio Heritage Foundation who host this unique
guide at its website www.radioheritage.net.
'That's a lot of local radio that's come and gone, or is keeping
on going since low power FM was introduced nearly two decades ago in
the form of 'talking houses' used by real estate agents around
Hamilton' notes David Ricquish, who helps maintain the listings.
In fact, LPFM stations can be found throughout all the main
cities, and increasingly in smaller localities where they provide a
means for local people to have a community voice.
"Some original LPFM stations have moved on in a big way, with
George FM being brought out by Mediaworks and now one of New
Zealand's top radio brands with a growing global audience through
online streaming.
Pulzar FM in Christchurch has also moved on from its humble LPFM
beginnings to become a full time commercial FM station in the city."
The New Zealand LPFM Radio Guide at www.radioheritage.net is the
only guide of its kind available to the hundreds of LPFM radio
stations currently on the air across the country.
It's updated as new information becomes available, sometimes
daily, and can be searched by the brand name of the station,
frequency or location.
"We maintain it because LPFM is a vital part of New Zealand's
broadcasting heritage, and even the entries from now silent stations
remain a testament to someone's dream or effort' says David Ricquish.
"It's important to recognize the stations that have been as well
as those that continue, and we're now looking forward to reaching
1,500 listings as LPFM continues to serve listeners and communities
across New Zealand...and increasingly reach global audiences via
internet streaming"
LPFM stations and listeners are invited to check the current guide
to make sure the information is current for their local area. Updates
can be emailed to info@radioheritage.net and will be received with
thanks.
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