| SCHEDULE VALID FROM 29 MARCH 2009 |
| Last updated: 2009-10-15 18:09 EET |
All hours UTC--------------------------- Frequencies kHz
WESTERN EUROPE
05.30 – 06.00-----------------------------7305; 9655
11.00 – 12.00-----------------------------15 210; 11 775
17.00 – 18.00-----------------------------9 535, 7460 (DRM);11 735
20.30 – 21.00-----------------------------9 765; 11 810
22.00 – 23.00-----------------------------7 440; 9675
We also broadcast for listeners in Western Europe
via satellite Hot Bird 6 on 11 623.28 MHz, vertical polarisation,
azimuth 130 East.
CENTRAL AFRICA
11.00-12.00-------------------------------15 430; 17 730
NORTH AMERICA
20.30 – 21.00-----------------------------9690; 11 940
22.00 – 23.00-----------------------------9 790; 11 940
00.00 – 01.00-----------------------------9 580; 6 135
03.00 – 04.00 (West Coast) -----------6 150; 9 645
THE PACIFIC AREA
05.30 – 06.00-----------------------------15 435; 17 760
SOUTH-EAST ASIA
03.00 – 04.00-----------------------------9 735; 11 895
05.30– 06.00-----------------------------15 435;17 770
RRI programmes can be heard on the Internet, in WMA format, courtesy of Radiocom at www.rri.ro. Listeners in western Europe and the UK can listen to some of RRI’s programmes on demand, also in the DRM system (a 30-minute daily broadcast starting at 17.00 UTC in summer time), on 7 460 kHz and 9 535 kHz, by means of World Radio Network, at www.wrn.org.
RRI has also resumed, under a new contract, a weekly podcast in English, with an RSS feed; RRI’s programme, broadcast on Sunday at 17.00 hours UTC, will be available on the WRN servers and also on podcast directories, such as iTunes and Juicer.
The schedules for the English shows, updated every week, can be downloaded from the World Radio Networks’ web site at the following address: www.wrn.org.
If you are looking for a fresh perspective on events and life in Europe you can listen to Network Europe, a weekly co-production of leading international broadcasters, Radio Romania International included, at www.networkeurope.org.
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2010-07-31
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