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'''Provincial radios''' ({{lang-tr|İl radyosu}}) were a group of low-power [[radio stations]] founded in the 1960s and 1970s in [[Turkey]]. |
'''Provincial radios''' ({{lang-tr|İl radyosu}}) were a group of low-power [[radio stations]] founded in the 1960s and 1970s in [[Turkey]]. |
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Up to 1990 broadcasting was monopolized by [[Turkish Radio and Television Corporation]] (TRT). Main radio stations were in Ankara and İstanbul. There were no repeaters and the transmitters were insufficient for good reception in the remote areas of [[Anatolia]]. Thus in 1960s, it was planned to establish low power |
Up to 1990 broadcasting was monopolized by [[Turkish Radio and Television Corporation]] (TRT). Main radio stations were in Ankara and İstanbul. There were no repeaters and the transmitters were insufficient for good reception in the remote areas of [[Anatolia]]. Thus in 1960s, it was planned to establish low power [[medium wave]] [[radio station]]s in 9 provinces. These stations were called Provincial radios. They were in İstanbul, İzmir, Ankara, Adana, Gaziantep, Diyarbakır, Van, Kars<ref>[https://dergipark.org.tr/tr/download/article-file/939405 Dergipark Essay by Ahmet Akçakata , pg 408 {{LL|tr}}]</ref> and later Trabzon. |
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Unlike the main radio is Ankara, the program content (except for the nation wide news) was local. The 2 kW power |
Unlike the main radio is Ankara, the program content (except for the nation wide news) was local. The 2 kW power medium wave transmitters were in the cities and were manufactured by a Turkey based company T.E.M. |
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However in 1970s the broadcasting policy of TRT was revised and low power stations were replaced by high power stations which were called regional radios ({{ lang-tr|Bölge Radyosu}}).<ref>[http://radyo.trt.net.tr/Icerik.aspx?OID=901a5da1-caf9-4438-83a3-f7be73dcf295 TRT radios page {{LL|tr}}]</ref> |
However in 1970s the broadcasting policy of TRT was revised and low power stations were replaced by high power stations which were called regional radios ({{ lang-tr|Bölge Radyosu}}).<ref>[http://radyo.trt.net.tr/Icerik.aspx?OID=901a5da1-caf9-4438-83a3-f7be73dcf295 TRT radios page {{LL|tr}}]</ref> |
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Revision as of 13:03, 5 February 2022
Provincial radios (Template:Lang-tr) were a group of low-power radio stations founded in the 1960s and 1970s in Turkey.
Up to 1990 broadcasting was monopolized by Turkish Radio and Television Corporation (TRT). Main radio stations were in Ankara and İstanbul. There were no repeaters and the transmitters were insufficient for good reception in the remote areas of Anatolia. Thus in 1960s, it was planned to establish low power medium wave radio stations in 9 provinces. These stations were called Provincial radios. They were in İstanbul, İzmir, Ankara, Adana, Gaziantep, Diyarbakır, Van, Kars[1] and later Trabzon.
Unlike the main radio is Ankara, the program content (except for the nation wide news) was local. The 2 kW power medium wave transmitters were in the cities and were manufactured by a Turkey based company T.E.M.
However in 1970s the broadcasting policy of TRT was revised and low power stations were replaced by high power stations which were called regional radios (Template:Lang-tr).[2]