Euranet

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Euranet

Broadcast area	Across the European Union
Frequency	FM, Internet
Programming
Format	International broadcaster
History
First air date	April 2008
Links
Website	http://www.euranet.eu

Euranet, (European Radio Network) is a consortium of international, national, regional and local European broadcasters.

History[]

On the initiative of Deutsche Welle (DW) and Radio France Internationale (RFI), 16 international, national, regional and local European broadcasters from 13 EU countries created a pan-European media consortium on 25 July 2007. This comprises both public and private broadcasters.

The official presentation of the European media consortium Euranet by Margot Wallström, Vice-President of the European Commission, took place on 26 February 2008 in Brussels. In the first year, Euranet programmes were broadcast in the five main languages – German, English, French, Polish and Spanish, as well as five further languages – Bulgarian, Greek, Portuguese, Romanian and Hungarian. As of July 2012, Euranet brings together 26 professional radio stations, supplemented by 10 campus radios.

Members[]

The following radio stations are members of Euranet:

Consortium[]

Euranet was launched as a consortium between radio enterprises from different countries of Europe and its activity is governed by a contract of service with the European Commission, which is its only source of funding.

Euranet University Circle[]

In addition to the participating radio stations, Euranet programmes are also re-broadcast by several campus radio stations. The local partner stations are associated members of the consortium. The partner broadcasters are:

• Finland: Radio Moreeni (University of Tampere)
• Ireland: Trinity FM (Trinity College Dublin)
• Germany: bonncampus 96,8 (University of Bonn)
• Poland: Academic Radio Kampus (University of Warsaw)
• Romania: UBB Radio (Babeş-Bolyai University)
• Spain: Radio Universidad de Salamanca (University of Salamanca), UAB, UNED Radio (UNED – Spanish National University of Distance Education)
• Sweden: Radio Campus Örebro (Örebro University)

External links[]

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Euranet Plus.

• Official website