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Life – a user's manual Part II - Boksidan

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Radio and moving pictures<br />

Radio<br />

1922-25 Private radio broadcasting.<br />

1925 The national ”Radiotjänst” got<br />

monopoly on radio and started regular<br />

broadcasting.<br />

Radio programs on an average day in 1932 (according to<br />

the newspaper Dagens Nyheter). Note the "Today’s<br />

herring prices" at 12.45. It may further be noted that talk<br />

radio dominated. One explanation may, of course, be that<br />

we could not get information from television. But in<br />

addition probably also the habit of consuming music was<br />

much smaller than today.<br />

1955 The second radio channel started.<br />

1958-62 Two private radio stations (Radio South and North) sent advertising funded radio with popular<br />

music in Sweden, from boats stationed outside our territorial waters.<br />

1962 Swedish radio starts a third channel focused on popular music.<br />

1977 Swedish radio started local broadcast stations on various locations around the country.<br />

1979 Organizations were allowed to broadcast radio shows, short-range, the so-called community radio.<br />

1993 Advertising-funded radio was allowed.<br />

At the end of the millennium most people (approximately 80%) listened 3 hours per day on the radio<br />

(RUAB's Newsletter No. 1 in 2000, the study of radio listening in Sweden in different periods during the<br />

years 1999-2000, RUAB, Stockholm). And we had, like, 40 analog radio channels in the Stockholm area<br />

alone.<br />

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