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Galaxy (radio network)

Galaxy was a radio network owned by Global Radio and broadcast across the British Isles on FM in regional areas of England and Scotland, through the digital platform with Sky and DAB and online respectively. Local relays included: Galaxy Birmingham, Galaxy Manchester, Galaxy North East, Galaxy Scotland, Galaxy South Coast and Galaxy Yorkshire.…

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Owner
Global Radio
Branding
'*TSA's* No.1 Hit Music Station'
Broadcast area
Birmingham, South Wales, County Durham, Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Manchester, Northumberland, Glasgow for (Scotland), Tyne and Wear, Yorkshire, UK
First air date
28 April 2008
Format
Rhythmic CHR
Frequencies
FM: 100-106 MHz, DAB in some areas, Virgin Media - 919 RDS: _Galaxy_ or Galaxy__

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Galaxy Chart Shows

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Capital

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Galaxy (radio network)

Nodes54
Edges53
Triples10
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.037037
Components1

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Galaxy (radio network)

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Branding · 1
Galaxy (radio network) → '*TSA's* No.1 Hit Music Station'
Broadcast area · 1
Galaxy (radio network) → Birmingham, South Wales, County Durham, Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Manchester, Northumberland, Glasgow for (Scotland), Tyne and Wear, Yorkshire, UK
First air date · 1
Galaxy (radio network) → 28 April 2008
Format · 1
Galaxy (radio network) → Rhythmic CHR
Frequencies · 1
Galaxy (radio network) → FM: 100-106 MHz, DAB in some areas, Virgin Media - 919 RDS: _Galaxy_ or Galaxy__
Language · 1
Galaxy (radio network) → English
Last air date · 1
Galaxy (radio network) → 3 January 2011
Owner · 1
Galaxy (radio network) → Global Radio
Sister stations · 1
Galaxy (radio network) → Heart, The Hit Music Network
Website · 1
Galaxy (radio network) → Galaxy Radio (Redirects to Capital FM)

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Galaxy (radio network)Branding'*TSA's* No.1 Hit Music Station'1.00infobox
Galaxy (radio network)Broadcast areaBirmingham, South Wales, County Durham, Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Manchester, Northumberland, Glasgow for (Scotland), Tyne and Wear, Yorkshire, UK1.00infobox
Galaxy (radio network)First air date28 April 20081.00infobox
Galaxy (radio network)FormatRhythmic CHR1.00infobox
Galaxy (radio network)FrequenciesFM: 100-106 MHz, DAB in some areas, Virgin Media - 919 RDS: _Galaxy_ or Galaxy__1.00infobox
Galaxy (radio network)LanguageEnglish1.00infobox
Galaxy (radio network)Last air date3 January 20111.00infobox
Galaxy (radio network)OwnerGlobal Radio1.00infobox
Galaxy (radio network)Sister stationsHeart, The Hit Music Network1.00infobox
Galaxy (radio network)WebsiteGalaxy Radio (Redirects to Capital FM)1.00infobox

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