Radio Goldstar
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| Radio station ( private law ) | |
| Program type | Hit station |
| reception | DAB , Internet , DVB-C and DVB-S |
| Reception area | Germany, Austria and Switzerland |
| business | September 3, 2001 to September 8, 2002 |
| Broadcaster | Radio Goldstar GmbH & Co. KG |
| executive Director | Ralf Flörke |
| List of radio stations | |
Radio Goldstar , also written Radio GoldStar, was a German radio broadcaster with a thematic focus on Schlager, which was operated by the operators of the television station Goldstar TV . The channel started broadcasting on September 3, 2001, but was discontinued after a year for economic reasons.
General information
In addition to the television activities of the operating company of GoldStar TV , a nationwide, free-to-air digital radio channel was launched on September 3, 2001. The program went on air as a hit channel under the name GoldStar Radio. The managing director of Radio GoldStar was Ralf Flörke. The catchment and supply area included Germany, Austria and Switzerland. The program content consisted of 70 percent German-language light music. The radio station was distributed in analog and digital form via cable and satellite, as well as as a live stream on the Internet. There was nine hours of live moderation a day and, in addition to music, news, weather reports and weather reports, such as B. Sascha Tanski (today Radio Sunshine Ostbelgien), horoscopes, traffic reports and travel tips and service.
Program information
In 2001, at the time of the media days in Munich , Radio GoldStar was also present and broadcast live from booth H2 (IOC) daily from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. In May 2002 the first market research data from the Infratest / Burke institute was determined and it was found that around 400,000 listeners tuned in to RadioGoldStar every day.
distribution
Radio GoldStar could be received via satellite with the following reception parameters. In addition, reception was possible with digital receivers from Premiere World and at a frequency of 104.1 MHz in the cable network of Vienna .
Digital distribution:
- Transponder 67
- Frequency 11,758.5 MHz
- Polarization horizontal
- Symbol rate 27.5 MSymb / s
- FEC 3/4
Analog distribution:
- Transponder 64
- Frequency 10.936 MHz
- Polarization vertical
- Sound subcarrier frequencies 7.74 MHz (left), 7.92 MHz (right)
attitude
Radio GoldStar ceased broadcasting in September 2002. The reason for this was that the broadcaster had not been able to secure permanent and healthy advertising funding for the broadcaster. According to the broadcaster, the reason for the financing problems was the weak economy.