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(Redirected from PM2FGR) Radio station in Central Jakarta, Jakarta Province
PM2FGR
Broadcast areaJabodetabek and surrounding regencies
Frequency106.6 FM
Branding106.6 Celebrities Radio
Programming
Language(s)Indonesian
FormatTop 40/CHR, Infotainment, Jazz
Ownership
OwnerMNC Radio Networks (via iNews Media Group)
OperatorPT Radio Sabda Sosok Sohor
Sister stations97.1 RDI, MNC Trijaya 104.6 FM, 88.4 Okezone Radio
History
First air dateAs DMC: unknown

As S Radio: mid 1990s
As Muara Radio: 1996
As M Radio: December 2001
As V Radio: 14 February 2002

As Celebrities Radio: 1 July 2014
Last air dateAs S Radio: 1996

As Muara Radio: early 2001
As M Radio: December 2001

As V Radio: 30 June 2014
Technical information
ClassB
ERP(estimated) 60 kW
HAAT(estimated) 288 m
Links
Websitehttp://vradiofm.com

PM2FGR (106.6 FM), on-air name 106.6 Celebrities Radio, is a radio station in Jakarta, Indonesia. Celebrities Radio focused on 90s music, although 2000s and 2010s songs are also played in weekdays. MNC Networks owns this station.

History

This radio started with DMC Radio branding until mid 1990s. Later, this radio rebranded as S Radio, focusing at celebrity news and infotainment format like 101.1 Showbiz Tsismis in Manila at that time. S Radio's music was similar with Prambors and CHR stations at the time. S Radio was mentioned in Jakarta Undercover 2 book, popular book that revealed Jakarta's nightlife at that time.
Later in 1996, Muara Radio acquired this frequency with its dangdut music format. Muara Radio abandoned this format in 2001, rebranded into 106.6 M Radio (initial of Muara) with no dangdut music. In 2001, MNC Networks acquired the station to replace Women Radio (PM2FGF) that was leased to non-group owner.

V Radio Era

At the first 6 years, V Radio focused on content for women, hence its tagline "The voice of inspiring woman". Some programs related to women and mothers were held, including talks and off-air activations.
In 2008, V Radio changed its tagline as Lagu Hitsnya Beda due to playlist focus to 80s and 90s song, also started targeting men in its programming. V Radio was the first to reborn slow adult contemporary radio in Jakarta, after Delta FM's re-branding, followed by Kis FM. Unlike its rival Most Radio which played 80s, 90s with some rock, metal and Camajaya with some rock and roll, country, oldies, 00s and 60s-70s, V Radio focused on slow and relaxing music, also plays 2000s and 2010s music on the weekdays.

Facilities

V Radio's office is in MNC Tower, Jl.Kebon Sirih No.17-19, Menteng, Central Jakarta. Its transmitter is possibly in Kebon Jeruk, West Jakarta, sharing the same site with RCTI transmitter. As the result, V Radio possibly has the highest HAAT in Jakarta. Although the transmitter is there, the radio is licensed in East Jakarta due to S Radio's office in that city.

Slogans

As DMC Radio Action

  • Station For The Nation

As S Radio

  • Jakarta Infotainment Station

As Muara FM

  • Jakarta One Stop Dangdut Station

As V Radio

  • The Voice Of Inspiring Women (2002–2007, 2013-2014)
  • Lagu Hitsnya Beda (Song Hits Is Different) (2008–2013)

As Celebrities Radio

  • Info Hiburan Terhangat (Hottest Entertainment Information) (2014-)

Jingles

V Radio Using the Jingles from Reelworld since year 2002

  • 106,6 V Radio
  • Station For Modern Women, V Radio

References

  1. "Ultah ke-6, V Radio Fokus Sajikan Musik Era 80-90an : Okezone Celebrity". Celebrity.okezone.com.
  2. Ricky (12 March 2013). "Radio Branding Materials: Sticker - S Radio 107.9 FM Jakarta (awal 2000an)". Radiobrand,aterials.blogspot.com.
  3. Emka, Moammar (1 December 2003). Jakarta undercover 2: Karnaval malam. ISBN 9789793600000.
  4. "The Beginning of Out Performance" (PDF). Webclient.okezone.com. 2010. Archived from the original (PDF) on 20 May 2018. Retrieved 20 May 2018.
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