Association of Austrian Community Broadcasters

Association of Austrian Community Broadcasters

Verband Freier Rundfunk Österreich
Logo 2020, Association of Austrian Community Broadcasters
Formation	March 13, 1993; 32 years ago (1993-03-13)
Founded at	Vienna,  Austria
Type	Nonprofit, NGO
Legal status	Association
Purpose	Lobby organisation
Location	Vienna, Austria
Coordinates	[ ⚑ ] 48°12′11″N 16°20′44″E / 48.2029169°N 16.3455775°E / 48.2029169; 16.3455775
Membership	16 full members, 1 associate member
CEO	Helga Schwarzwald
Key people	Board: Christian Jungwirth (Chair), Charlotte Trippolt (Deputy Chair), Alf Altendorf (Treasurer), Michaela Kramesch (Secretary), Hilde Unterberger (Deputy Secretary), Angelika Hödl (Deputy Treasurer)[1]
Main organ	Board
Staff	2
Website	www.freier-rundfunk.at
Formerly called	Alliance of Community Radio Austria

The Association of Austrian Community Broadcasters (former name: Alliance of Community Radio Austria) is the alliance and lobbying group of the Austrian community radio and television stations. The association was founded in 1993 and has 16 members.^[2]

Full members are:

• Radio Agora (Klagenfurt)
• B138 (Kirchdorf an der Krems)
• Campus & City Radio 94.4 (Sankt Pölten)
• Radio Freequenns (Ennstal)
• Freirad 105.9 (Innsbruck)
• Radio Freistadt (Freistadt)
• Radio FRO (Linz)
• Radio Salzkammergut (FRS; Bad Ischl)
• Radio Ypsilon (Hollabrunn)
• Radio Helsinki (Graz)
• Radio Orange (Vienna)
• Radio Proton (Dornbirn)
• Radiofabrik (Salzburg)
• Radio OP (Oberpullendorf)
• Okto (Vienna)
• FS1 (Salzburg)

Associate members are:

• Aufdraht (Langenlois) (Project radio)

• Alliance of Community Television Austria
• CRAOL (Ireland)
• Community Media Association (UK)
• Alliance for Community Media (US)
• World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters (Worldwide)

• Official website
• https://www.freie-radios.online (On Demand Community Radio Library)

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