Radio Nova (Sofia)

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Radio Nova
Programming
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Broadcast area	Bulgaria Bulgaria - FM, Satellite, Cable television and Internet
Frequency	Sofia 101.70 MHz
Format	Electronic music
Ownership
Owner	Communicorp
Sister stations	Radio 1, Radio 1 Rock, Veronica, BG Radio, NRJ, Radio City
History
First air date	December 2003
Links
Website	http://www.radionova.bg/

Radio Nova {101.70 FM} is a Bulgarian radio station broadcasting electronic and dancefloor music only.

History

Radio Nova began broadcasting in December 2003 as a Christmas Radio, and from 1 January 2004 was named Nova. Radio Nova transmits in Sofia on 101.7 MHz, in Varna on 91.2 MHz until 13 May 2006 and in Stara Zagora on 93.6 MHz until July 2004.

v t e Radio in Bulgaria
Bulgarian National Radio Stations	Horizont Hristo Botev Radio Radio Bulgaria
bTV Radio Group	bTV Radio Classic FM (Bulgaria) N-JOY Z-Rock (Bulgaria) Jazz FM (Bulgaria) Melody Radio (Bulgaria)
Others	Darik Radio City Radio (Bulgaria) Radio Nova (Sofia) Radio Vitosha

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