100 years of radio: The history of the radio in Burgenland

100 years of radio: The history of the radio in Burgenland

The radio celebrated its hundred years of existence, and in Burgenland it is an integral part of everyday life for many people. According to a study, every third person hears radio every day. What exactly does the radio do so special and how did the radio develop over time?

The round-and-day landscape in Burgenland began 100 years ago with the official start of the "Ravag-Wien" on October 1, 1924. The first broadcasting radiation was even heard a year earlier. The first radio station of Burgenland, the Radio Burgenland, only started in 1967 and has been delighting the region with its program.

Nowadays, the Burgenlanders are spoiled for choice when it comes to radio stations. The most popular broadcaster in the country is Ö3, followed by Radio Burgenland and other well -known channels such as 88.6 and Kronehit. Despite the new competition through podcasts and audio streaming services, the radio remains a fixture in everyday life of many people.

Speaking of podcasts: There are also a variety of exciting podcasts in Burgenland that cover the local events and interesting topics. From history podcasts to personal diaries, there is the right audio format for every taste.

whether you prefer to hear radio or are on streaming platforms is ultimately a question of personal taste. But one thing is certain: the radio has established itself over the years as an indispensable companion in the everyday life of many people.

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