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2ME
Broadcast area Sydney and Melbourne
Slogan That’s you, that’s me, that’s 2ME
Frequency 1638 kHz AM
First air date October 25, 1996
Format Arabic language programming, Classic Hits/Top 40
Owner 2ME Radio Arabic

2ME is a narrowcast commercial radio station based in Parramatta in Sydney. 2ME broadcasts an Arabic language service to Sydney and Melbourne (callsign 3ME) on 1638 AM and nationally via satellite.

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History

2ME was Australia’s first 24 hour commercially owned Arabic language radio station. Transmission began in Sydney in 1996 and in Melbourne in 1998.

The company also supplies Arabic programming for the in-flight entertainment service on Royal Brunei Airlines and Gulf Air.1

Programming

The station features Arabic and English language music following both a Classic Hits and Top 40 format. 2ME broadcasts local and national news along with BBC World News on the hour. The programming day is broken into traditional shifts with an emphasis on talkback and listener participation during the day. Evening programs concentrate on music and live concerts.2

References

  1. ^ "History of 2ME" (2008). Retrieved on 2008-06-27.
  2. ^ "2ME Schedule" (2008). Retrieved on 2008-06-27.

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See also

v • d • e
Radio stations in Sydney
AM Stations
FM Stations (Sydneywide)
FM Stations (Local)
Kick 87.6 (Penrith)  · Radio Austral 87.8  · Cool Country FM 88.7 (Glenbrook, Katoomba, Mt Razorback) · 2RDJ 88.1 (Burwood)  · 2RRR 88.5 (Ryde)  · Radio SkidRow 88.9 (Inner Sydney)  · BLU FM 89.1 (Katoomba)  · 2GLF 89.3 (Liverpool)  · Eastside Radio 89.7 (Waverly)  · Hawkesbury Radio (Hawkesbury)  · 2NBC 90.1 (Narwee)  · 2MWM 88.7/90.3 (Manly)  · 2CCR FM 90.5 (Cumberland)  · C91.3 (Campbelltown and Camden)  ·  · 2NSB 99.3 (North Shore) · 2SSR 99.7 (Sutherland)  · 2SWR 99.9 (Blacktown)  · Triple H 100.1 (Hornsby)  · 2MCR 100.3 (Campbelltown)  · WOW FM 100.7 (Penrith)  · BFM 100.9 (Bankstown)

Australia Radio Markets: Adelaide • Brisbane • Canberra • Darwin • Hobart • Melbourne • Newcastle • Perth • Sydney

See also: List of Australian radio stations
v • d • e
Radio stations in Melbourne/Geelong
AM frequency
FM frequency

Australia Radio Markets: Adelaide • Brisbane • Canberra • Darwin • Hobart • Melbourne • Newcastle • Perth • Sydney

See also: List of Australian radio stations
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