New Elmag radio started working

The president of the Oki Air company, Orhan Hodžić, said that by taking over the name of Elmag Radio, his company has a great obligation to continue with the development and modernization of the media scene in the coming period.
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New Elmag RAdio, Photo: Oki.me
New Elmag RAdio, Photo: Oki.me
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Ažurirano: 06.11.2016. 18:28h

The Oki Air Broadcasting company is the new owner of the first private electronic media in Montenegro - Elmag Radio.

The new Elmag Radio, as announced, plans to become the leading radio station in Montenegro with a new editorial concept and a diverse program scheme.

"The program that we broadcast live from 8:22 a.m. to XNUMX:XNUMX p.m. will allow listeners to listen to domestic and foreign music, and news from the country and the world will be broadcast every hour. Topics from various social spheres will be represented through various program contents. The new program scheme conceived is based on several months of work and is determined by the AC (Adult Contemporary) music format, making us the first radio station in the country formatted according to the model of leading radio stations in the region and the world. We are sure that in the shortest time we will regain the old glory that has been Elmag for decades belonged to", the announcement states.

They announce that they are starting with eight new digital channels, which "will be the only radio station that has this type of content".

"Which allows listeners to select music of their choice. The application can be downloaded from the Google Play Store or from the website elmag.me".

The president of the Oki Air company, Orhan Hodžić, said that by taking over the name of Elmag Radio, his company has a great obligation to continue with the development and modernization of the media scene in the coming period.

"We will affirm as many young journalists as possible, and provide an opportunity for young Montenegrin performers to assert themselves in their creativity through our radio station," said Hodžić.

He also announced a series of humanitarian actions.

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