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Apr 13 2018
Absolute Radio – proposals to reduce AM coverage
Following a public consultation, Ofcom has decided to approve proposals from Absolute Radio to reduce by 5% the transmission coverage of its AM national commercial licence. The document summarises the responses Ofcom received to the consultation and explains our decision, and the reasons for it. Absolute Radio Limited holds a national commercial radio licence to […]
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By Expat • Ofcom • Tags: Absolute Radio, AM Radio