DWKX

DWKX (103.5 FM), branded as 103.5 K-Lite, is a radio station, airing an Adult contemporary format. It is owned and operated by Advanced Media Broadcasting System, Inc. Its studio and transmitter are located at Unit 906A, Paragon Plaza Building, EDSA corner Reliance street, Mandaluyong City.

History

1970s-1985: DPI Radio 1

The station started in the 1970s as DPI Radio 1, which was owned and operated by the government of the Philippines through Department of Public Information, under the call letters of DWIM-FM. It was then a simulcast station of DPI Radio 1 710 kHz with its callsign DZFM (later moved at 918 kHz in 1977, and now known as DZRB-AM which is now at 738 kHz), which aired music, news and weather. It then lasted until 1986 when DPI Radio 1 moved its frequency to 104.3 MHz, which it changed its callsign to DWBR after the People Power Revolution of 1986, and later known as "104.3 Business Radio", and the 103.5 frequency was sold to Global Broadcasting System, Inc. (owner of Radyo Veritas) via a government-sponsored bidding and changed its call letters to DWCS.

WOW FM

WOW FM could refer to:

Wow FM

Wow FM (100.7 FM, callsign "2WOW") is a community radio station based in St Marys in Sydney. The station broadcasts to part of Western Sydney, mainly centered on the City of Penrith. Wow FM is a volunteer run organisation and is funded through listener support, grants and limited commercial sponsorship.

Programming

The station's current programs cover a range of music styles including adult contemporary, rock and roll, country, multicultural and Christian programming, although for vast parts of the day, relays satellite programming from the Community Radio Network (CRN). Wow FM also broadcasts programs that are presented by special interest groups or in languages other than English.

History

In June 2001, "Way Out West (WOW) FM" beat one other radio stations for a permanent license from the Australian Broadcasting Authority. This was due to the perceived need for multicultural programs in the Penrith area, which WOW FM devoted a large proportion of their airtime, despite the fact, only 10% of Penrith LGA residents come from a non-English speaking background.