Echo of Moscow
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Echo of Moscow (Russian: Эхо Москвы, Èho Moskvy) is a Russian radio station based in Moscow, broadcast in many Russian cities and on the Internet. Most of the content is news and talk shows on social and political issues. Echo of Moscow tries to represent different points of view; it is owned by Gazprom Media. The current senior editor is Alexei Venediktov.
[edit] Frequencies
- Abakan - 71.06, 104.2 FM
- Barnaul - 69.11 FM
- Chelyabinsk - 70.70, 99.5 FM
- Chicago - 1330 AM
- Ekaterinburg - 67.46, 91.4 FM
- Zelenogorsk - 71.06 FM
- Izhevsk - 105.3 FM
- Irkutsk - 69.5 FM
- Kazan - 105.8 FM
- Krasnoyarsk - 106.6 FM
- Makhachkala - 105.2 FM
- Mirny - 102,4
- Moscow - 91.2 FM
- Nizhny Novgorod - 107.4 FM
- Orenburg - 101.3 FM
- Omsk - 70.55, 105.0 FM
- Perm - 91.2 FM
- Rostov-na-Donu - 69.44 FM
- Samara - 99.1 FM
- Saint Petersburg - 91.5 FM
- Saratov, Engels - 105.8 FM
- Tolyatti - 107.9 FM
- Tomsk - 105.0 FM
- Tumen - 72.44 FM
- Tver - 107,2 FM
- Ufa - 91.1 FM
- Ukhta - 105.0 FM
- Yaroslavl - 106.5 FM
- Vladikavkaz, Beslan - 102.8 FM
- Vologda - 105.7 FM
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