CEĻĀ UZ MĀJĀM: turpinām būvēt
Esat gatavi? Ceļā uz mājām 2.sezona - vienkāršā valodā par būvniecības jautājumiem, kuros viegli pazust, praktiski piemēri kas noderēs ikvienam mājas saimniekam un nemainīgi mēs, Tavi sabiedrotie ceļā uz sapņu mājvietu - Lauris Zalāns un Madara Kivkucāne.
RADIO ADVERTISEMENT – an advertisement that is heard!
Tell about yourself on the radio and reach over a million* listeners!
*At least once a week, 1,215,000 people, or 80% of Latvia’s population (ages 16–74), listen to the radio.
Source: KANTAR Latvia, Radio Audience Study, Spring – Summer 2025.
IQ TEST
Every workday ~ 8:40
BECOME A RADIO TEV PARTNER and join the energetic and humor-filled morning game on Radio TEV on air with Lauri and Elizabete, where listeners must show their alertness and quick thinking!
For digital projects on a light background
RADIO TEV logo
Use the original RADIO TEV logo in digital materials on a light background that does not contrast with green or black. If the background of the digital project is black or particularly bright, use the white version of the logo.
The RADIO TEV name must always be written in capital letters in all materials and always as a single unit — RADIO TEV.
For digital projects on a dark or bright background
RADIO TEV logo
Use the white RADIO TEV logo version in digital materials on a dark or bright background. If the background of the digital project is white, use the original version of the logo.
The RADIO TEV name must always be written in capital letters in all materials and always as a single unit — RADIO TEV.
For digital projects on a green background
RADIO TEV logo
Use this RADIO TEV background logo version in digital materials on a green background. If the background of the digital project is black or particularly bright, use the white version of the logo.
The RADIO TEV name must always be written in capital letters in all materials and always as a single unit — RADIO TEV.
RADIO SKONTO begins digital transformation
RADIO SKONTO is starting its digital transformation with the development of a new online radio store and the upgrade of the RADIO SKONTO broadcast management system.
To support RADIO SKONTO’s digital transformation and ensure its sustainable development, RADIO SKONTO LV Ltd., with funding from the European Union’s Recovery and Resilience Plan under Reform and Investment Direction 2.2 “Digital Transformation and Innovation of Enterprises,” Investment 2.2.1.5.i “Facilitating Digital Transformation of Media Industry Enterprises,” and the activity “Modernization of Media Industry Enterprise Processes,” has begun implementing the project “Creation of an Online Radio Store and Upgrade of the RADIO SKONTO Broadcast Management System with Adaptation to Digital Transformation and Ensuring the Station’s Sustainability.”
Project goal:
To develop, test, implement, and launch an online radio store (digital platform) that will serve as a catalyst for digital transformation and sustainable development of the radio station by increasing the reach of its advertising services, generating e-commerce revenue, and reducing the environmental impact and resource consumption of commercial activities;
To acquire and adapt updates to the RADIO SKONTO broadcast management system to meet modern digital requirements and needs.
The project is being implemented by RADIO SKONTO LV Ltd. together with partners. Project number: 2.2.1.5.i.0/1/24/A/CFLA/022. Project budget: €393,287.11. Implementation period: December 9, 2024 – June 30, 2026. Expected outcomes: an upgraded RADIO SKONTO broadcast management system and a developed digital platform for the online radio store. Achieving these goals will help the radio station adapt to current media consumption trends and promote sustainable development and enhanced competitiveness in the digital age.
The project is funded by the European Union — NextGenerationEU. However, the expressed opinions and views are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of the European Union or the European Commission. Neither the European Union nor the European Commission bear responsibility for them.
