Raadio 2

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Raadio 2

Broadcast area	Estonia
Programming
Language(s)	Estonian
Format	Contemporary hit radio
Ownership
Owner	Eesti Rahvusringhääling
Sister stations	Vikerraadio Klassikaraadio Raadio 4 Raadio Tallinn
History
First air date	May 1, 1993; 31 years ago (1993-05-01)
Links
Webcast	otse.err.ee/k/raadio2
Website	r2.err.ee

Raadio 2 is Estonian radio station. It belongs to Estonian Public Broadcasting (formerly Estonian Radio) and started broadcasting on 1 May 1993.^[1]

In the course of the radio reform, Vikerraadio was merged with the I program (the name remained the I program). A new Estonian Radio station started operating on the frequency of program II - a self-sustaining commercial station aimed at young people, Raadio 2, which was broadcast for the first time from the 10th floor of the new Radio Building on May 1, 1993. The fourth station became the Russian-language Raadio 4, which started at the same time as R2. In 1995, program I became the more modern Vikerradio and the deep culture-oriented Klassikaradio from the III program.

On 18 June 1997, Raadio 2 started to broadcast its radio programs via the internet.^[2]

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