Sentence examples for radio to launch from inspiring English sources

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But Comcast recently announced that it is partnering with Radio One (nasdaq: ROIAK), an urban-oriented radio company, to launch a new African-American-oriented cable channel.

"This sleep thing doesn't really work when you've got a new radio station to launch," he wrote on Twitter.

Last week, UNICEF teamed up with a popular Nepali youth radio programme to launch a free text message project geared toward young people.

Channel 4's first radio station, E4 Radio, was due to launch belatedly next spring.

Radio was about to launch in Birmingham, so I went down there, managed to get a job with them and did the morning show for three-and-ahalf years.

In addition, SonicNet provides 24-hour radio feeds and Rolling Stone plans to launch an online radio business in the fall.

The company pulled out of a joint digital radio venture with Sky News to launch Sky News Radio on the up-coming Channel 4 national digital radio multiplex.

The Marine Broadcasting Offences Act made it almost impossible for operators such as Radio Caroline to continue transmitting offshore and paved the way for the BBC to launch Radio 1.

Digital radio station TheJazz is to launch an X Factor-style hunt to find the nation's next big jazz star.

Dennis is hoping Maxim Radio, which is due to launch across the US in August, can capitalise on the success of Maxim in the US.