The following is a list of radio networks in the United States. ==Non-commercial broadcasters== * National Public Radio * Public Radio International * Pacifica Radio * American Armed Forces Radio Network [http://www.afrts.osd.mil/] * World Radio Network [http://www.wrn.org] ===Public radio state networks=== * Georgia Public Radio [http://www.gpb.org] * Independent Public Radio (Minnesota) [http://www.ampers.org/] * Jefferson Public Radio (southern Oregon/northern California) [http://www.jeffnet.org] * Minnesota Public Radio [http://www.mpr.org] * North Dakota Public Radio [http://www.prairiepublic.org/programs/radioprograms.html] * Oregon Public Broadcasting [http://www.opb.org] * Wisconsin Public Radio [http://www.wpr.org] ==Commercial broadcasters== * ABC Radio Networks (subsidiary of Disney) [http://www.abcradio.com/index.cfm?bay=home.page] * Accent Radio Network [http://www.accentradionetwork.com/] * Air America Radio * Ed Wynn (defunct) * American Urban Radio Networks [http://www.aurnol.com/home.asp] * Associated Press Radio Network [http://www.apbroadcast.com/AP+Broadcast/Radio/default.htm] * Beethoven Satellite Network * Bloomberg Business News Radio Network [http://about.bloomberg.com/about/media/radio.html] * Business Radio Network (defunct) * Business Talk Radio [http://www.businesstalkradio.net/] * Cadena Caracol Network (Spanish language from Colombia) [http://www.caracol.com.co/] * CBS Radio (owned by Infinity Broadcasting, a subsidiary of Viacom and operated by Westwood One) * Enterprise Radio Network (defunct) * ESPN Radio * Fox Sports Radio * Fox News Radio * I E America Network * Independent Broadcasters Network (defunct) * Jones Radio Network * Keystone Broadcasting System (defunct) * Liberty Broadcasting System (defunct) (Created by Gordon McClendon, father of Top-40 Radio) * Liberty Broadcasting System (a subsidiary of the telecommunications company IDT Corp) * MetroMedia Radio (defunct) * MRN Radio (Motor Racing Nework, a subsidiary of NASCAR) [http://www.racingone.com/mrn/default.asp] * Mutual Black Network (defunct) * Mutual Broadcasting System (defunct) * Mutual Lifestyle Radio (defunct) * National Black Network (defunct) * National Broadcasting Company (NBC Radio now owned by Westwood One) * NBC Talknet (defunct) * New Northwest Broadcasters * Premiere Radio Networks (subsidiary of Clear Channel)[http://www.premiereradio.com/] * Radio America * Radio Unica (Spanish language radio network) * RKO Radio Network (defunct) * Salem Radio Network * Satellite Music Network (defunct) * Sheridan Broadcasting Network (defunct) * Sports Byline USA * Sporting News Radio (Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen's venture) * Talknet (Internet only) * Talk America Radio Network (renamed Liberty Broadcasting System, a subsidiary of the telecommunications company IDT Corp) [http://www.idt.net/corporate/business.asp#liberty] * The Source (defunct) * Transtar (defunct) * United Press International Radio Network(defunct) * United Stations Radio Network (defunct) * USA Radio Network * Westwood One Radio Networks mananaged by Infinity Broadcasting, a subsidiary of Viacom operates the following radio networks: **CNN **Source Max Radio Network **CBS **NBC **NeXt Radio Network **WONE Radio Network **BLAISE (Metro News Ten Second Network) **Navigator (Metro Entertainment Ten Second Network) * Washington News Desk (defunct) * Wisdom Radio Network * Waitt Radio Networks (defunct) ==Religious broadcasters== * American Family Radio [http://www.afr.net/] * Bible Broadcasting Network [http://www.bbnradio.org/] * Bott Radio Network [http://www.bottradionetwork.com/] * Calvary Satellite Network [http://www.csnradio.com/] * CDR Radio Network [http://www.cdrradio.com/] * EMF Broadcasting (Educational Media Foundation) [http://www.emfbroadcasting.com/] ** Air 1 [http://www.air1.com/] ** K-LOVE [http://www.klove.com/] * Family Life Communications [http://www.flc.org/] * Family Life Network [http://www.fln.org/] * Family Radio [http://www.familyradio.com/] * Fundamental Broadcasting Network [http://www.fbnradio.com/] * Immanuel Broadcasting Network * Mars Hill Broadcasting [http://www.mhnetwork.org/] * Moody Broadcasting Network [http://www.moody.edu/MBN] * Pillar of Fire, Intl. [http://www.pillar.org] * Sound of Life Network [http://www.soundoflife.org/] * Three Angels Broadcasting Network [http://www.3abn.org/] * Toccoa Falls College Radio Network [http://www.toccoafalls.edu/radio] * USA Radio Network [http://www.usaradio.com/] * VCY America Radio Network [http://www.vcyamerica.org/] ==See also== * List of United States television networks ==External links== *[http://asia.dir.yahoo.com/News_and_Media/Radio/Networks/ Yahoo Directory] *[http://www.infoplease.com/ipea/A0151824.html InfoPlease] (has some out of date info)
There's also a partial list of U.S. radio networks at Radio network -- I almost started to edit it, but very quickly found out how little I really know about who really owns what -- with all the mergers and complex corporate relationships (e.g., NBC Radio has nothing to do with NBC TV). User:Bkonrad 02:20, 2 Mar 2004 (UTC) Where was the discussion of the renaming of this article? User:RickK 04:55, 2 Mar 2004 (UTC) : There wasn't one, as far as I know. But the original title (Major Radio Networks) was just so obviously wrong that I thought it was all right to move it without discussion. I moved it to List of US radio networks, but then noticed that we already had List of American television networks, so I moved it to List of American radio networks for consistency with that. It's now been moved to List of United States radio networks. As long as List of American television networks is moved similarly, I don't suppose it matters. Where would you like it to be? -- User:Oliver Pereira 05:04, 2 Mar 2004 (UTC) :: At List of American radio networks, where it belongs. User:RickK 05:06, 2 Mar 2004 (UTC) : I assume you mean my moving it from "American" to "United States". It looked to me like it was only dealing with the networks of one American nation; if it is intended to deal with networks of all American countries, I'll move it back, but we should still probably have a specific article for networks in the USA. (Note: this is an ancient ongoing discussion over vague/precise/appropriate terms, as has been going on at Wikipedia talk:Manual of Style (US vs American) and elsewhere for some time.) -- User:Infrogmation 05:08, 2 Mar 2004 (UTC) ::And since it has not been resolved, your unilateral move is inappropriate. User:RickK 05:09, 2 Mar 2004 (UTC) ::: Your opinion has been noted, and in this case disagreed with. -- User:Infrogmation 05:17, 2 Mar 2004 (UTC) ::::Should everything with the words "England" or "Britain" in their titles be renamed to "United Kingdom"? User:RickK 02:21, 3 Mar 2004 (UTC) ::::Hunh? If you lived in some strange alternative universe where there were over a dozen nations outside of the UK which considered themselves part of England, you might have reason to do so. Back in reality, it sounds to me like you're just talking nonsence. Was there some actual meaning to your comment, or were you just fantasizing about some imaginary slippery slope? Wondering simply, -- User:Infrogmation 05:37, 3 Mar 2004 (UTC) :::::There is only one American country...I am most emphatically not an American. User:Adam Bishop 02:23, 3 Mar 2004 (UTC) ::::::Hm. I've lived in more than one country whose inhabitants considered it American, and I am an American in either sense. -- User:Infrogmation 05:37, 3 Mar 2004 (UTC) :I moved that television article to List of United States television networks to provide the consistency requested by Oliver P. User:Pcb21 User_talk:Pcb21 16:59, 3 Mar 2004 (UTC)
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The following is a list of radio networks in the United States. ==Non-commercial broadcasters== * National Public Radio * Public Radio International * Pacifica Radio * American Armed Forces Radio Network [http://www.afrts.osd.mil/] * World Radio Network [http://www.wrn.org] ===Public radio state networks=== * Georgia Public Radio [http://www.gpb.org] * Independent Public Radio (Minnesota) [http://www.ampers.org/] * Jefferson Public Radio (southern Oregon/northern California) [http://www.jeffnet.org] * Minnesota Public Radio [http://www.mpr.org] * North Dakota Public Radio [http://www.prairiepublic.org/programs/radioprograms.html] * Oregon Public Broadcasting [http://www.opb.org] * Wisconsin Public Radio [http://www.wpr.org] ==Commercial broadcasters== * ABC Radio Networks (subsidiary of Disney) [http://www.abcradio.com/index.cfm?bay=home.page] * Accent Radio Network [http://www.accentradionetwork.com/] * Air America Radio * Ed Wynn (defunct) * American Urban Radio Networks [http://www.aurnol.com/home.asp] * Associated Press Radio Network [http://www.apbroadcast.com/AP+Broadcast/Radio/default.htm] * Beethoven Satellite Network * Bloomberg Business News Radio Network [http://about.bloomberg.com/about/media/radio.html] * Business Radio Network (defunct) * Business Talk Radio [http://www.businesstalkradio.net/] * Cadena Caracol Network (Spanish language from Colombia) [http://www.caracol.com.co/] * CBS Radio (owned by Infinity Broadcasting, a subsidiary of Viacom and operated by Westwood One) * Enterprise Radio Network (defunct) * ESPN Radio * Fox Sports Radio * Fox News Radio * I E America Network * Independent Broadcasters Network (defunct) * Jones Radio Network * Keystone Broadcasting System (defunct) * Liberty Broadcasting System (defunct) (Created by Gordon McClendon, father of Top-40 Radio) * Liberty Broadcasting System (a subsidiary of the telecommunications company IDT Corp) * MetroMedia Radio (defunct) * MRN Radio (Motor Racing Nework, a subsidiary of NASCAR) [http://www.racingone.com/mrn/default.asp] * Mutual Black Network (defunct) * Mutual Broadcasting System (defunct) * Mutual Lifestyle Radio (defunct) * National Black Network (defunct) * National Broadcasting Company (NBC Radio now owned by Westwood One) * NBC Talknet (defunct) * New Northwest Broadcasters * Premiere Radio Networks (subsidiary of Clear Channel)[http://www.premiereradio.com/] * Radio America * Radio Unica (Spanish language radio network) * RKO Radio Network (defunct) * Salem Radio Network * Satellite Music Network (defunct) * Sheridan Broadcasting Network (defunct) * Sports Byline USA * Sporting News Radio (Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen's venture) * Talknet (Internet only) * Talk America Radio Network (renamed Liberty Broadcasting System, a subsidiary of the telecommunications company IDT Corp) [http://www.idt.net/corporate/business.asp#liberty] * The Source (defunct) * Transtar (defunct) * United Press International Radio Network(defunct) * United Stations Radio Network (defunct) * USA Radio Network * Westwood One Radio Networks mananaged by Infinity Broadcasting, a subsidiary of Viacom operates the following radio networks: **CNN **Source Max Radio Network **CBS **NBC **NeXt Radio Network **WONE Radio Network **BLAISE (Metro News Ten Second Network) **Navigator (Metro Entertainment Ten Second Network) * Washington News Desk (defunct) * Wisdom Radio Network * Waitt Radio Networks (defunct) ==Religious broadcasters== * American Family Radio [http://www.afr.net/] * Bible Broadcasting Network [http://www.bbnradio.org/] * Bott Radio Network [http://www.bottradionetwork.com/] * Calvary Satellite Network [http://www.csnradio.com/] * CDR Radio Network [http://www.cdrradio.com/] * EMF Broadcasting (Educational Media Foundation) [http://www.emfbroadcasting.com/] ** Air 1 [http://www.air1.com/] ** K-LOVE [http://www.klove.com/] * Family Life Communications [http://www.flc.org/] * Family Life Network [http://www.fln.org/] * Family Radio [http://www.familyradio.com/] * Fundamental Broadcasting Network [http://www.fbnradio.com/] * Immanuel Broadcasting Network * Mars Hill Broadcasting [http://www.mhnetwork.org/] * Moody Broadcasting Network [http://www.moody.edu/MBN] * Pillar of Fire, Intl. [http://www.pillar.org] * Sound of Life Network [http://www.soundoflife.org/] * Three Angels Broadcasting Network [http://www.3abn.org/] * Toccoa Falls College Radio Network [http://www.toccoafalls.edu/radio] * USA Radio Network [http://www.usaradio.com/] * VCY America Radio Network [http://www.vcyamerica.org/] ==See also== * List of United States television networks ==External links== *[http://asia.dir.yahoo.com/News_and_Media/Radio/Networks/ Yahoo Directory] *[http://www.infoplease.com/ipea/A0151824.html InfoPlease] (has some out of date info)
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There's also a partial list of U.S. radio networks at Radio network -- I almost started to edit it, but very quickly found out how little I really know about who really owns what -- with all the mergers and complex corporate relationships (e.g., NBC Radio has nothing to do with NBC TV). User:Bkonrad 02:20, 2 Mar 2004 (UTC) Where was the discussion of the renaming of this article? User:RickK 04:55, 2 Mar 2004 (UTC) : There wasn't one, as far as I know. But the original title (Major Radio Networks) was just so obviously wrong that I thought it was all right to move it without discussion. I moved it to List of US radio networks, but then noticed that we already had List of American television networks, so I moved it to List of American radio networks for consistency with that. It's now been moved to List of United States radio networks. As long as List of American television networks is moved similarly, I don't suppose it matters. Where would you like it to be? -- User:Oliver Pereira 05:04, 2 Mar 2004 (UTC) :: At List of American radio networks, where it belongs. User:RickK 05:06, 2 Mar 2004 (UTC) : I assume you mean my moving it from "American" to "United States". It looked to me like it was only dealing with the networks of one American nation; if it is intended to deal with networks of all American countries, I'll move it back, but we should still probably have a specific article for networks in the USA. (Note: this is an ancient ongoing discussion over vague/precise/appropriate terms, as has been going on at Wikipedia talk:Manual of Style (US vs American) and elsewhere for some time.) -- User:Infrogmation 05:08, 2 Mar 2004 (UTC) ::And since it has not been resolved, your unilateral move is inappropriate. User:RickK 05:09, 2 Mar 2004 (UTC) ::: Your opinion has been noted, and in this case disagreed with. -- User:Infrogmation 05:17, 2 Mar 2004 (UTC) ::::Should everything with the words "England" or "Britain" in their titles be renamed to "United Kingdom"? User:RickK 02:21, 3 Mar 2004 (UTC) ::::Hunh? If you lived in some strange alternative universe where there were over a dozen nations outside of the UK which considered themselves part of England, you might have reason to do so. Back in reality, it sounds to me like you're just talking nonsence. Was there some actual meaning to your comment, or were you just fantasizing about some imaginary slippery slope? Wondering simply, -- User:Infrogmation 05:37, 3 Mar 2004 (UTC) :::::There is only one American country...I am most emphatically not an American. User:Adam Bishop 02:23, 3 Mar 2004 (UTC) ::::::Hm. I've lived in more than one country whose inhabitants considered it American, and I am an American in either sense. -- User:Infrogmation 05:37, 3 Mar 2004 (UTC) :I moved that television article to List of United States television networks to provide the consistency requested by Oliver P. User:Pcb21 User_talk:Pcb21 16:59, 3 Mar 2004 (UTC)
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