Radio station to offer program for students
The Bronx's NiteLine Radio is starting a program for students to get the field experience they need for a career in radio. For the last five years, the station has been giving Bronx artists a worldwide
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Nov 5, 2014, 4:18 AM
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The Bronx's NiteLine Radio is starting a program for students to get the field experience they need for a career in radio.
For the last five years, the station has been giving Bronx artists a worldwide audience six nights a week. NiteLine offers a platform for upcoming artists, DJs and radio hosts to better their career.
The station broadcasts around the world through the TuneIn radio app as well as online.
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