Radio Nova (France)
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| Several trendy well-known Parisians have a show on Radio Nova, such as [[Ivan Smagghe]], [[Ariel Wizman]], and [[Edouard Baer]]. | Several trendy well-known Parisians have a show on Radio Nova, such as [[Ivan Smagghe]], [[Ariel Wizman]], and [[Edouard Baer]]. | ||
| - | The radio is owned by the ''Nova Press'' company which edits the ''Nova Magazine'' and owns a record label: ''Nova Records''. Since 1999, the company owns the Paris-jazz oriented [[radio station]] [[TSF Jazz]].{{GFDL}} | + | The radio is owned by the ''Nova Press'' company which edits the ''Nova Magazine'' and owns a record label: ''Nova Records''. Since 1999, the company owns the Paris-jazz oriented [[radio station]] [[TSF Jazz]]. |
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Radio Nova is a trendy radio station broadcasted from Paris, created and owned by Jean-François Bizot in 1981.
Its playlist is characterized by several music genres, and non-mainstream music of hip hop, world music, and electronic music.
Several trendy well-known Parisians have a show on Radio Nova, such as Ivan Smagghe, Ariel Wizman, and Edouard Baer.
The radio is owned by the Nova Press company which edits the Nova Magazine and owns a record label: Nova Records. Since 1999, the company owns the Paris-jazz oriented radio station TSF Jazz.
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