Mix FM

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Mix FM is a radio format used by many radio stations throughout the world.[citation needed] As its name suggests, it often advertises a mix of music, including both current and classic songs and alternative genres, though some stations focus on one to the exclusion of the other.[citation needed]

Radio formats change with time and no firm definition exists for most formats. What is adult contemporary to one station may be soft rock to another. [1]

[edit] Radio stations

Radio stations that use the Mix branding include:

[edit] References

  1. ^ Smith; F. Leslie Smith, John W. Wright, David H. Ostroff (1998). Perspectives on Radio and Television:. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, page 200. ISBN 0805820922. 
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