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City
  
Astana

First air date
  
January 19, 1999

Website
  
Radio Astana

Broadcast area
  
Kazakhstan

Format
  
new/talk

Owner
  
Kazakhstan Radio and Television Corporation

Radio "Astana" is a news and music station that started broadcasting from Astana, Kazakhstan in January 19, 1999 at 101.4 FM. On October 1, 2012, the station started broadcasting from new media center "Qazmediaortalygy" in Astana. The radio station is a part of "Kazakhstan" corporation.

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History

Radio "Astana" started broadcasting from Astana, Kazakhstan in January 19, 1999 at 101.4 FM. The radio station operates under the motto "With love in every home".

Starting from February 1, 2003, the radio station uses modern digital equipment.

Broadcast policy

Radio "Astana" is one of the first radio stations in Kazakhstan to broadcast professional club music in late hours.

Duringthe daytime the radio station broadcasts popular music of artists of Kazakhstan, including old recordings of Kazakh folk music from state archives.

Broadcast methods

Radio "Astana" broadcasts on 101.4 FM frequency. Broadcasts are also available on the Internet and via satellite.

Audience

Daily audience of radio stations in Astana and the area is about 475 thousand people. Potential audience of listeners is about 1 million people.

Awards

The award "AltynZhuldyz" for the best news program in 1999 and 2003, the best radio station in Astana in 2006.

Programs

  • «V desjatochku!»
  • «Za chashkoj kofe»
  • «N2A shou»
  • «Astana-Bajterek»
  • «Bol'shaja peremena»
  • «El men zher»
  • «Kazahstan pljus»
  • «Kul'turnoe nasledie»
  • «Kursor»
  • «Medicina dlja vseh»
  • «Kazahstanskij put'»
  • «Put' k uspehu»
  • «Jekonomicheskaja zona»
  • «Pered zakonom»
  • «Pozicija»
  • «10 minut s Parlamentom»
  • «Innovacii.KZ»
  • «Sobesednik»
  • «Social'nyj rejting»
  • «Set in session»
  • «Stancija "Stolichnaja"»
  • References

    Astana (radio) Wikipedia