You've reached our premium or archival content
To access this page, and more great content just like it, you need to become a paid subscriber.
If you already have an account, please login.
Otherwise, registration is quick and you'll have access instantly after payment.
Many of the frequencies listed in the final paragraph are from Rete Italia. There was no news in other media other than from "Il Globo", that the Italian language programs would cease on these frequencies from August 22, 2019, reference:
https://ilglobo.com/news/changes-to-rete-italia-44716/#
Overall 21 frequencies have ceased transmission of Italian language programming.
It brings home the reality of the costs of running a radio station. Those closed frequencies are relay-stations, so the major cost would be the cost of powering the transmitters and baseband signal relays.
Thank you,
Anthony of Belfield