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RFE/RL's ARMENIAN SERVICE
In Brief
Language: Armenian
Coverage: Five hours a day, including news, analysis, roundtables, and talk shows
Frequency: FM, Satellite
History
Established in 1953, as part of Radio Liberty's broadcasting to the Soviet Union.
Began broadcasting on FM in post-Soviet Armenia in 1998.
Launched its online presence in 2001, with one of the country's most popular news websites.
Highlights
Round-the-clock coverage of Armenia's 2008 election and the ensuing crisis, which left dozens dead and injured.
During the crisis, the government blocked the Armenian Service's website, which throughout the crisis received nearly 1.5 million page views.
Recognized in 2003 by an independent local media watchdog for providing the best coverage of that year's presidential and parliamentary elections.
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