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| name = Mutiara FM |
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| city = [[George Town, Penang|George Town]] |
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| area = [[Peninsular Malaysia]] ([[Penang]]) |
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| frequency = 95.7 MHz |
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| format = [[Talk radio|Talk]], [[contemporary hit radio|Top 40 (CHR)]] |
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| language = [[Malay language|Malay]] |
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| owner = [[Radio Televisyen Malaysia]] |
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| owner = [[Radio Televisyen Malaysia]] |
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| sister_stations = National: |
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| airdate = {{launch date and age|1934|08|24|df=yes}} as '''[[Ai FM|ZHj Yayasan Wayarles Pulau Pinang]]''' |
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* [[Ai FM]] |
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* [[Asyik FM]] |
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* [[Minnal FM]] |
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* [[Nasional FM]] |
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* [[Radio Klasik]] |
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* [[TraXX FM]] |
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* Perlis FM |
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* Kedah FM |
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* Langkawi FM |
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* Perak FM |
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* Kelantan FM |
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* Terengganu FM |
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* [[Pahang FM]] |
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* [[Selangor FM]] |
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* [[KL FM]] |
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* [[Negeri FM]] |
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* [[Melaka FM]] |
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* [[Johor FM]] |
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* [[Sarawak FM]] |
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* Red FM |
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* Wai FM Iban |
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* Wai FM Bidayuh |
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* Sri Aman FM |
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* Sibu FM |
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* Bintulu FM |
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* Miri FM |
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* Limbang FM |
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* Labuan FM |
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* [[Sabah FM]] |
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* Sabah V FM |
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* Keningau FM |
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* Sandakan FM |
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* Tawau FM |
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[[File:Mutiara FM Logo.png|thumb|Mutiara FM logo (2005–2021)]] |
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'''Mutiara FM ( |
'''Mutiara FM''' (translated as '''Pearl FM''', stylized as '''MUTIARA fm''') is a [[Malay language]]-regional [[radio station]] operated by [[Radio Televisyen Malaysia]], broadcasting out of [[George Town, Penang]] in [[Malaysia]]. |
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The station mostly plays [[easy listening]] and [[Oldies]] from the [[1950s in music|1950s]], [[1960s in music|1960s]] and [[1970s in music|1970s]] similar and related to to [[Radio Klasik]] in [[Malaysia]] as targeting listeners between the age of 50 to now. |
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The Station was formerly known as Radio Pulau Pinang and Radio 12 Pulau Pinang. The current name, used since 1 April 2004 after rebranding, is based on the state's nickname in Malay language – [[Penang#Etymology|Pulau Mutiara (The Island of Pearls)]]. |
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==References== |
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==Mutiara FM is broadcast from [[Nasional FM]]== |
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Mutiara FM is broadcast from [[Nasional FM]] from midnight to 5:59am [[Time in Malaysia|MST]] every day. |
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The station was formerly known as Mutiara FM and before that as [[Ai FM|ZHj Yayasan Wayarles Pulau Pinang]]. |
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==History== |
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The station started as '''[[Ai FM|ZHj Yayasan Wayarles Pulau Pinang]]''' operating of [[George Town, Penang]] on 24 August 1934. With the independence of [[Federation of Malaya|Malaya]] on 31 August 1957 after its establishment the radio station '''Radio Malaya'''. |
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On 19 January 1971, Radio Malaya which was known as '''Stesen Pulau Pinang''' and '''Radio Stesen Pulau Pinang'''. |
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On 6 September 1989, Stesen Pulau Pinang and Radio Stesen Pulau Pinang was known as '''Radio 3 Pulau Pinang'''. |
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Mutiara FM adopts the [[easy listening]] and [[Oldies]] radio format with the majority of the playlist consisting of [[Easy listening]] and [[Oldies]] music from the [[1950s in music|1950s]], [[1960s in music|1960s]] and [[1970s in music|1970s]]. |
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On daily features [[easy listening]] and [[Oldies]] music from the [[1950s in music|1950s]], [[1960s in music|1960s]] and [[1970s in music|1970s]]. On nighttime features [[Oldies|Golden Oldies]] music from the [[1950s in music|1950s]] and [[1960s in music|1960s]]. |
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==National Anthem== |
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At midnight stroke every day along with all RTM national and regional radio stations the [[Negaraku|national anthem]] was play as the opening. |
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== Frequency == |
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| style="text-align:center;"|95.7 MHz |
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| [[George Town, Penang]] |
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| Bukit Penara |
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== External links == |
== External links == |
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Latest revision as of 17:54, 16 May 2024
Broadcast area | Peninsular Malaysia (Penang) |
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Frequency | 95.7 MHz |
Programming | |
Language(s) | Malay |
Format | Talk, Top 40 (CHR) |
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Owner | Radio Televisyen Malaysia |
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Webcast | rtmklik |
Website | mutiarafm |
Mutiara FM (translated as Pearl FM, stylized as MUTIARA fm) is a Malay language-regional radio station operated by Radio Televisyen Malaysia, broadcasting out of George Town, Penang in Malaysia.
Etymology
[edit]The Station was formerly known as Radio Pulau Pinang and Radio 12 Pulau Pinang. The current name, used since 1 April 2004 after rebranding, is based on the state's nickname in Malay language – Pulau Mutiara (The Island of Pearls).
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