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RadioTAB

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RadioTAB is a radio station primarily covering horse and greyhound racing in Australia and internationally, operated by Tabcorp, which operates the Totalisator Agency Boards based in Queensland, Tasmania, South Australia and Northern Territory. RadioTAB's studios are in Brisbane City.

History

4TAB commenced 1 January 1992. The official opening was conducted on air on 23 January 1992. Its existence prompted 4BC to switch to a country music format.[2] Buying its own radio station instead of airign races on other stations saved TAB $1 million annually in costs. By 1993, 16 FM radio stations in regional Queensland relayed its programs.[3]

Prior to the licence being bought by the TAB, the station was known as 4IP. It commenced in 1935. Between 1965 and 1977, 4IP had a most successful hit music format in Brisbane, and was aligned with its Melbourne and Sydney cousins 3XY and 2SM. In the 1980s, FM radio started making inroads into 4IP's popularity; it changed its call sign to 4IO and adopted a slogan of Radio 10, then Stereo 10 and later "Lite 'n Easy 1008".[4] The sale of 4IP's sister stations in regional Queensland brought in one-time cash but left the station more vulnerable.[5]

In 1999, the businessman George Chapman was forced to resign as a director of Network 10 television when the Australian Broadcasting Authority ruled that he could not serve at Ten and as chair of the Queensland TAB without breaking media ownership rules.[6]

Programming

The station's breakfast show airs daily from 5am, providing listeners with the latest sporting news and results from a variety of sports and codes.

The station's morning shows "Racing Active" is presented from 8:30am Monday to Friday (AEST), and "Select Racing" from 7am on Saturdays and Sundays. The programs feature interviews and racing news, as well as previews of race meetings being covered on that day. It also features racing broadcasts from Australian and international venues when scheduled. Special feature or code specific segments for Harness and Greyhound racing are also featured.

The majority of RadioTAB's programming is a continuous broadcast of thoroughbred, harness and greyhound racing. This occurs daily from 11:30am. While overnight from 2am, a shared programme is taken from Sky Racing.

Tras la fusión de Tatts Group , que operaba RadioTAB en sus jurisdicciones (sus servicios de apuestas entonces se denominaban UBET ), con el también operador de apuestas y juegos Tabcorp , RadioTAB es ahora una emisora ​​hermana de Sky Sports Radio, con sede en Sídney . Ambas emisoras han mantenido sus identidades independientes desde 2021.

Véase también

Referencias

  1. "Copia archivada" (PDF) . Archivado del original (PDF) el 3 de marzo de 2016. Recuperado el 18 de noviembre de 2017 .{{cite web}}: CS1 mantenimiento: copia archivada como título ( enlace )
  2. "El país es rey en el 4 a. C." The Sun-Herald . 21 de junio de 1992. pág. 105. 
  3. Lingard, John (4 de julio de 1993). "Apuestas millonarias: TAB obtiene una ganancia récord de 44 millones de dólares". The Sun-Herald . pág. 71. 
  4. "Lo feo es bello". The Courier-Mail . 30 de abril de 1998. pág. Qué hay en el 4. 
  5. Ahern, Steve (13 de mayo de 1999). "AM pretende volver a rockear". The Australian . pág. M08. 
  6. Maynard, Neal (31 de agosto de 1999). "El presidente deja Ten para TAB". The Courier-Mail . pág. Noticias 1.