Talk:Century Radio
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"Despite this marketing, its highest frequency transmitter was at 100.3Mhz, with all others sitting in the 98Mhz band" This was only a temporary arrangment as prior to 1990 Some police forces in neighbouring Britain operated communications systems on this frequency range which meant possible interference problems were century to use it. After 1990 Century moved all -bar one of its transmitters to the 100-102 range
"Oddly, its major competitor, RTE broadcast Century over their trasmitter masts" which explains why their coverage (and thus listenership) was so poor ! The Advertising cap in RTE was abolished in 1995 after Ray Burkes Fianna Fail party lost power
- This was placed on the main page by an anonymous user. I've moved it here. Kiand 11:26, 14 August 2005 (UTC)
