Radio Sweden International celebrating its 70 years of Broadcasting this year 2008.
Prepare to commemorate a significant milestone in international broadcasting history as Radio Sweden International marked its 70th year on September 3, 2008. Since its inception in 1938, RSI has been a vital conduit between Sweden and the global community. Join Radio Sweden for a grand celebration featuring special broadcasts, live music, and a panel discussion.
Don't miss this unique opportunity to delve into Radio Sweden International's rich history. Tune in to UTC 1230 for a live program from Studio 5 at Broadcasting House in Stockholm. Take a nostalgic journey with the first English broadcast and engage with legendary Radio Sweden voices. Stay tuned for a special panel debate in Swedish featuring cultural and media personalities. The excitement continues with another live broadcast from Studio 5 at 14:00 hrs UTC.
Here's the best part: You can join the celebration from the comfort of your home or office!
The entire unique program will be streamed live on the web from 12:30 to 16:30 UTC. Don't miss this opportunity to participate in Radio Sweden International's 70th anniversary celebration!
Celebrating 70 years and Good Bye Radio Sweden International
Update 21 October 2010
Did you know that in 1990, Radio Sweden International joined forces with SR’s Immigrant Languages Department to create the SR International channel? And guess what?
It's worth noting that Radio Sweden International's popular program, “Sweden Calling DXers,” was discontinued in 2001, but it can still be found in a somewhat sporadic form on the Radio Sweden website. Additionally, as of October 20, 2010, Radio Sweden ceased its short-wave and medium-wave broadcasts because the management of Swedish Radio deemed the Internet mature enough to support international broadcasts. While the weekend program was discontinued, the national broadcasts of the English Service were extended on FM.
Furthermore, English services continue to be available on satellite, utilizing both Swedish Television's satellite and the World Radio Network.
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