Fun Radio (Belgium)

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Fun Radio

Broadcast area	Belgium Wallonia
Frequency	104.7 MHz (Brussels) 103.5 MHz (Charleroi) List of other areas
Programming
Format	Contemporary R&B Rhythm and blues Dance music Electro music House music
Ownership
Owner	Benoit Dewinter (1/3) Leadercom-SC (1/3) Micro FM-SCRL (1/3)
Sister stations	Fun Radio (France)
History
First air date	1989
Links
Website	www.funradio.be

Fun Radio Belgique is a private Belgian radio station, broadcasting in Wallonia and Brussels.

History[edit]

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In 1989, Benoît Sillard is designated by Robert Hersant to become CEO of Fun Radio. Sillard decides to boost the radio notably by the developing the station abroad. After Fun Radio Romania, Fun Radio Poland and Fun Radio Slovakia, Fun Radio Belgium was created.

Frequencies[edit]

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See also[edit]

• Fun Radio, the French version.
• Fun Radio Slovakia, the Slovak version.

External links[edit]

• Official website
• Fun Radio on Facebook
• Fun Radio on Twitter
• Fun Radio on Instagram
• Fun Radio on TikTok

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