Radio broadcasting is the transmission of audio content via radio waves to a dispersed audience. This process involves sending electromagnetic waves from a radio transmitter to a receiver, allowing listeners to access programs such as music, news, talk shows, and advertisements through various radio frequencies. Radio broadcasting can be analog or digital, and it typically operates on AM (Amplitude Modulation) or FM (Frequency Modulation) bands. The primary goal of radio broadcasting is to communicate information and entertainment to a wide audience, and it has historically been a significant medium for mass communication. Radio stations can be publicly or privately owned, and they frequently cater to specific demographics or interests, ranging from local to global broadcasts.
FM802 and FM COCOLO, operating in Osaka, are leading a radio revolution with the "DUAL MUSIC PROGRAM." FM802 targets younger audiences (16-to-34), while FM COCOLO caters to listeners 40 and…