102 FM

102 FM is the first program of the Radio Station of ERT3. It is primarily a news station.

First Years

It was one of the three radio stations of Hellenic Broadcasting Corporation together with the Second Schedule ERA 2, the cultural radio and the Third Programme in Brief that used to broadcast across Greece and all the Greek Diaspora.

The main part of the program was occupied by the three-minute News segments, and as the news headlines and central stories (The world of news) each afternoon and evening. The remainder of the program was dominated by the news and current affairs provided by experienced producers.

The Radio Station of Macedonia Greek Radio Television Broadcasting Greek # 3 ERT3 was equipped with digital technology and operated by the 1989 by June 11, 2013 where the Greek decided Government to repeal and final closure of Hellenic Broadcasting Corporation.

The first program broadcast on 102 FM and was in the 1044 kilocycles medium wave.

The facilities that broadcast the First Program of Radio Station of Macedonia was located on Thessaloniki Street Aggelaki 14 near the facilities of International Report Thessaloniki.

June 11, 2013-June 10, 2015

On June 11, 2013 after the close of the ERT, the station continues to broadcast from the second frequency of ERA Sports Thessaloniki at 103.3 FM, under the name 'EPA Thessaloniki' until today. Since June 2015 the radio is operated by ERT known as ERT3 in Macedonia (102 FM) which replaced the concrete.

External links

Hellenic Broadcasting Corporation (ERT)

Hellenic Television (ET)

Channels	ERT1 ERT2 ERT3 ERT HD Vouli

Worldwide	ERT World

Former	Prisma+ Cine+ Sport+ Info+

Hellenic Radio (ERA)

International	Voice of Greece Trito Programma Vrahea

Domestic	First Programme Second Programme Third Programme ERA Sport

Regional	Kosmos 93.6 102 FM 95,8 FM ERA Diktyo ERA Aegean ERA Volos ERA Zakynthos ERA Heraklion ERA Ioannina ERA Kavala ERA Kalamata ERA Corfu ERA Kozani ERA Komotini ERA Larissa ERA Orestiada ERA Patras ERA Tower ERA Rhodes ERA Serres ERA Tripoli ERA Florina ERA Chania

General infrastructure

Other

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ERT A
ERT B
ERT Archive
Ensembles ERT

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