Bringing People Closer
Through the Power of Radio.

Apple-FM started in a small way in 2002 and has grown through building audience all over the world. Looking at the web server statistics we can see visitors from South America, Africa, Europe, North America, and all over Asia. In fact we have listeners in 118 countries. We are now available via the net in MP3, and AAC+. We can also be heard on iPhones, iPads, and through our Android App, on android tablets and phones. We are listed in major directories such as iTunes and Tunein. We are always on the lookout for new ways to reach our audience around the world, around the clock.

As the internet has evolved from Modems to broadband, so has Apple-FM. Our software has been upgraded to enable us to bring you more entertainment 24 hours a day. Now we have ways to listen to match almost any way you may wish to listen to us. FM stations in some parts of the world now rotate as little as 200 tracks in a week and this can result in some tracks playing too frequently. We regularly play 4000 tracks with some seasonal variations. This means you should get plenty of variety in what you hear. Listen all day at work, with no repeats. And the library is being constantly added to, as we find new memories to play you. Although our target audience is by now in their 50's, some of these tracks will be new music to younger listeners. But the mix will stay strange to everyone, no matter your age. We have news about every 45 minutes. Some hours have no news and some 30 minutes apart, but mostly you should be up to date every 45 minutes. We also have Greatist Hits USA and other features. During the Australian Open Tennis and Wimbledon Championships we broadcast updates throughout the day including previews, press conferences and Championship history items, from reporters on site at the venues. As our audience is world wide, Apple-FM runs on a 3 and 8 hour programme pattern. Some programmes are repeated to make them available to all our audience. Some shorter elements are repeated at 3 hour intervals.