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Club Radio was silent at dawn on Monday. At least on the analogue frequency 92.9 used so far. However, it would be a big mistake to think that he removed the blinds from the radio.
Nothing happened, just a nasty murder or execution, if you will, but those executed survived.
– András Arató, president and majority shareholder of Klubrádió, greeted the Klubrádió students with his broadcast on the radio’s Internet platform, which started with the European Union anthem, Joy Mode, from midnight on Monday.
As a final pardon, the radio staff themselves had to disconnect their broadcast from the usual frequency so far, but the webcast, which is available on their online channel and YouTube, also started immediately.
Despite the mourning mood, Sunday was a bubbly day in the editorial office, HVG wrote. Regardless of the schedule, the people who worked there came in, but old colleagues also visited.
The midnight farewell was also closed in an unusual way.
Sunday night at 10 a.m. and 11 p.m. He also expressed hope that the system would fail soon, explaining the silence of his analog broadcast saying that Fidesz had changed the media law so that a temporary frequency could not be obtained. in such a situation.
In the final seconds, it ended with a Reaper countdown, then the analog broadcast went silent. However, in their Facebook broadcast, the government stabbed them. The statement of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was played.
We would never warp ourselves to silence those who disagree with us.
He uttered, followed by an edited giggle, and then a staff member in the studio wearing a face mask labeled NER clicked the pre-made power switch.
Let it rip!
– Key radio personnel sent a message half an hour after midnight, stating that the work would continue.
Club Radio staff were waiting for Sunday midnight with a kind of special reversed New Year’s Eve humor, saying goodbye to their students on the analogue frequency. They did not win to emphasize that this is not the end, just a change, but as András Arató recognized, even if only temporarily, the students will be lost. However, Club Radio and its fans went to great lengths to prepare their core students for the transition, and even formed a Facebook group to help those at war with today’s technology.
The analogue frequency transmission is the result of Club Radio’s long battle with the Media Council for almost ten years. The Index also dealt with the forced switch to Internet radio on several occasions, we summarize the background here briefly and concisely, and András Arató told our newspaper about the ten-year “war” here from the point of view of radio.
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