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RADIO BEAT98

Fun Generation do Brasil~~Radio BEAT98 application for Iphone/iPod allows you to have access to the radio programming, real-time, either from a cell phone network or a Wi-Fi hotspot connection. BEAT98 is an FM well-liked?oriented radio station, which represents its young audience?s voice. The station understands and expresses its audience behavior by showing their way of being and their way of facing, confronting and enjoying life. BEAT98, in your pace. That?s the radio soul.This audience?s pace is translated into attitude, and affirmative attitude. Attitude refers to taking positions, running soon after dreams and requirements. They value their own selections and the importance of making wishes come true. Affirmative refers to positive, happy, affectionate, sensual, but also refers to presence and energy. BEAT98 is the beat, the attitude. It?s affirmative.BEAT98 is thrilling, restless, interactive, funny, modern day, up-to-date, battler, encouraging. It?s pagode, funk, hip hop, international pop. All in your pace.

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NYC: Museum of Television & Radio


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The Museum of Television and Radio (MTR), with locations in New York (since renamed the Paley Center for Media) and Los Angeles, leads the discussion about the cultural, creative, and social significance of television, radio, and emerging platforms for the professional community and media-interested public. MTR collects programming—radio shows, television programs, and commercial advertisements in both media—and makes that programming available to the general public. In their library one can choose from the excess of 50,000 programs and watch or listen to it at a console—individually, or with up to four people at a family console. They also present screenings in their theaters, with daily programming; and public programs in subscription series that bring together writers, directors, producers, actors, critics, journalists, and artists from many disciplines to discuss everything from the creative process behind television and radio to the current trends in media and popular culture.