Category: World
Service
Date: 01.12.2004
Printable version
The Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Albanian service launches a short but sharp news programme today,
1 December.
The World At 11 - Bota ne 11 - builds on the service's strength of
global news reports on the big issues but with a blend of lighter news
from the Balkans and across the world.
The 15 minute programme will broadcast every weekday at 11.00am, Central
European Time.
Julia Goga-Cooke, Head of the Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Albanian service, said: "The
World At 11 will showcase the strength and expertise of our Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ correspondents
located in the Balkans and across the world.
"They will deliver a short, sharp mixture of global news reports
and lighter human interest stories, bringing a broader, more incisive
news agenda to our listeners."
The World At 11 can be heard on the Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ 24 hour stations 103.9 FM
in Tirana, Albania and on 98.6 FM in Prishtina, Kosovo.
Listeners can hear the programme and read special features at bbcalbanian.com
The World At 11 can also be heard on the Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ's partner stations:
Albania: Radio Kukesi 100.4 FM, Radio Shkodra 92 FM,
Radio Korca 15 AM, Radio Gjirokaster 102.5 FM, Radio Rash 97.0 FM, Radio
Ime 105.4 FM, Radio TV Vale e Kalter-Vlore, Radio Saranda 100 FM, Radio
Star 105.5 FM, Radio Fier 107.2 FM and Televizion Adriatik-Durres.
Kosovo: Radio 21 100.2 FM, 102.8 FM and 103.9 FM,
Radio Mitrovica 99.9 FM, Radio Top Iliria 90.8 FM, Radio Tema 94.9 FM,
Radio Drenica 107.6 FM and Radio Theranda 105.2 FM.
Macedonia: Macedonian State radio 94.7FM and 98.3
FM, Radio Uskana 103 FM, Radio Rinia 106.3 FM, Radio Tetova 97, 93.5
FM, Radio Bleta 101.4 FM and Televizioni Festa e Kumanoves.
Serbia: Radio Spektri Bujanovc 101 FM.
Notes to Editors
Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Albanian is rebroadcast by more than 40 radio and TV stations
in the Balkans.
bbcalbanian.com provides a wide range of information, including international
news and current affairs, world economy, science, technology, arts,
entertainment, chat forums and learning English.
Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ World Service broadcasts programmes around the world in 43 languages
and is available on radio and online.
It has a global audience of 150 million listeners while bbcworldservice.com
receives 100 million page impressions each month.
