Giuseppe Scaglione launches channel for older semesters
On September 26, Radio Monte Carlo Swiss goes on air via cable in German-speaking Switzerland.
On September 26, Giuseppe launches
Scaglione, founder and managing director of Radio 105, a new
broadcaster. While 105 is primarily aimed at young people, it targets
With the new Radio Monte Carlo Swiss, Scaglione is targeting an audience between
25 and 45 years of age, which according to the press release "has an upscale and
cosmopolitan lifestyle and at the same time has high expectations of
quality". Radio Monte Carlo is to be broadcast via a cable network in the
Switzerland and can also be distributed as
broadband live stream on the Internet. The musical
The focus is on Lounge, Nu-Jazz, Chill Out, Nu-Soul and
sophisticated pop music. He told the news service Klein Report
Scaglione said he had a license for the project from the original Radio
Monte Carlo in Monaco. Radio Monte Carlo was founded as
French-language broadcaster after the war by the Allies
was established. An Italian-language program was launched in 1966.
Since 1987, it has been broadcast under license by the Milanese broadcaster Rete 105
produced. This is available on Swiss Radio 105 with a minority
involved.
Scaglione, founder and managing director of Radio 105, a new
broadcaster. While 105 is primarily aimed at young people, it targets
With the new Radio Monte Carlo Swiss, Scaglione is targeting an audience between
25 and 45 years of age, which according to the press release "has an upscale and
cosmopolitan lifestyle and at the same time has high expectations of
quality". Radio Monte Carlo is to be broadcast via a cable network in the
Switzerland and can also be distributed as
broadband live stream on the Internet. The musical
The focus is on Lounge, Nu-Jazz, Chill Out, Nu-Soul and
sophisticated pop music. He told the news service Klein Report
Scaglione said he had a license for the project from the original Radio
Monte Carlo in Monaco. Radio Monte Carlo was founded as
French-language broadcaster after the war by the Allies
was established. An Italian-language program was launched in 1966.
Since 1987, it has been broadcast under license by the Milanese broadcaster Rete 105
produced. This is available on Swiss Radio 105 with a minority
involved.
