Slam!FM
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| City | Naarden |
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| Broadcast area | Netherlands |
| Slogan | Play Music, Play Life (2015-present) Power To The Beat (2011-2015) The Beat Of Summer (Summer 2011) The New Music Station (2010-2011) Your New Music Station (2006-2010) |
| Frequency | FM , Cable and Internet FM: Central Friesland: 91,0 Eastern Friesland: 99,6 Central Groningen: 93,7 Northern Drenthe & Western Groningen: 99,6 Region Emmen: 93,1 Northern Overijssel: 93,6 Region Markelo: 91,0 Twente: 93,7 Region Wieringen: 90,1 Northern North Holland: 99,6 Southern North Holland & Region Almere: 91,1 Amsterdam: 95,3 Northern South Holland: 95,2 Southern South Holland: 88,4 Den Haag: 88,6 Rotterdam: 88,6 Dordrecht: 88,8 Region Apeldoorn: 97,4 De Hoge Veluwe & Veluwezoom: 90,9 Southwestern Gelderland: 93,8 Utrecht: 93,6 Region Amersfoort: 97,5 Western Zeeland: 99,2 Western North Brabant: 88,4 Region Breda: 99,4 Eastern North Brabant: 99,4 Region Venlo: 89,2 |
| First air date | 1996 / 2005 as Slam!FM |
| Format | Dance, R&B and Pop music |
| Former callsigns | ID&T Radio (2001-2005) |
| Owner | Radiocorp B.V. |
| Sister stations | 100% NL |
| Webcast |
SLAM!FM Webstream SLAM!FM Webcam |
| Website | www.slam.nl |
SLAM! (Sound Lifestyle And More, previously SLAM!FM) is a commercial, national radio station in the Netherlands, playing pop, R&B and dance music. The station can be received via (listen via a live stream) the ether FM, Internet, and cable. The building of SLAM! is based in Naarden. In 2012 it was announced that Slam! has the largest market share among young people: 16.8%. They can be picked up on FM in a large part of the country, it's a sister station of 100% NL.
The radio station started in the mid 1990s as New Dance Radio, a cable radio station. that time the station was received only through cable and music choice consisted mainly of dance music (techno, trance, hardcore). Dutch entertainment company ID&T acquired the station in the late nineties, transforming it into Slam FM (named after one of ID&T's dance & lifestyle magazines at the time, Slam). Within a year, the name was changed into ID&T Radio, reflecting ID&T's strategy at the time to bundle all activities under one brand name, i.e. ID&T). At Koen van Tijn, Emile van Schaik and Lucas Degen. A year later the station got another new name, ID&T Radio, and Robin Albers was hired to lead the drive.
ID&T Radio successfully bid for a nationwide FM frequency in Spring 2003 and changed its format to a more mainstream Top 40 genre, at least in its daytime programming schedule, whether in alternative remixing to comply with the rules on their airwave frequency-plot were imposed. Afterwards ID&T was accused and partially successfully sued by some competitors to have failed to meet its license requirements (including a playlist maximum of 7.5% current hits and a maximum of 50% hits older than one year). Sold late 2005, Duncan Stutterheim (ID&T) 66% of the shares of the station Lex Harding and Ruud Hendriks. On January 31, 2005 the station was called back that it had a year earlier: SLAM!FM. The station was mainly focus on young people.
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