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! is published, under licence in some cases, in 21 countries including India, Spain, Russia, Turkey and the US ...
Absolute Radio is two years old
30 Sep 2010 | by Maisie McCabe
Absolute Radio, the station bought by Times of India Group and rebranded from Virgin Radio in 2008...Times of India Group bought Virgin Radio from SMG, now known as STV, in May 2008 in a deal reportedly worth more than 50m. Media Week first revealed it was to rebrand the station as Absolute Radio on 1 September . Absolute Radio formerly launched on 29 September 2008 supported by a 5m ...
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