Taipei Broadcasting Station

A good radio station serving the citizens of Shuangbei

A decently operated public radio station, with a sense of mission, and actively taking up the role of a high-quality radio station that corrects the social audiovisual, Director Chen is warm and cordial, which impresses people.

Awesome program host, do homework and content full score in advance. The radio studio was interviewed, and Facebook was broadcast live, very grounded. The building is old, it is being renovated, and the underground parking lot is under construction. The very responsible guardian, also ran out to ask if we are going to be interviewed and help us deal with the parking problem, which is awesome!

Public radio station of Taipei City Government. When the Republic of China was established in the 50 years, it was established for air strikes to broadcast alarms. In 1984, Luo Wenjia, the director of the Information Office of the Taipei City Government, promised to publicize Taipei Radio within one year when he was questioned by Li Qingan, a member of the Taipei City Council. Otherwise, the three channels would be returned. However, because there was no basis for the establishment of a public radio station, Luo Wenjia did not fulfill his commitment. The Taipei City Council deleted the Taipei Radio Station's budget for the Republic of Taiwan (1997) to NT $ 1 in 1985 (1996). On November 1, 1985, the Taipei Radio Station stopped producing and broadcasting programs and news interviews. Staff from the Taipei City Government Information Office and enthusiastic volunteers settled in to re-broadcast purely musical programs to maintain channel operations. It was only restored in 90 years of the Republic of China. Currently there are two channels, FM 93.1 and AM 1143. The listening range includes north of Hsinchu and parts of Yilan.