Antenne Salzburg is a private radio station in the province of Salzburg. The radio station has been on air since 17 October 1995 (then as Radio Melody) and is the second oldest private radio station in Austria after " Antenne Steiermark ". After lengthy negotiations since the 1980s, private radio broadcasting was also permitted in Austria in 1995 (restricted). In addition to Antenne Steiermark launched on 17 October 1995 "Radio Melody" (predecessor of Antenne Salzburg) as Austria's second private radio. From the beginning, the station had a large audience. After the relaunch of Ö3 and Radio Salzburg of the ORFIn the years 1997-1999, both stations picked up again massively. After the sale of "Radio Melody" in 1998 to the British radio group GWR, the station was renamed "Melody FM" in 1998 and renamed "Antenne Salzburg" in April 2000. In 2003 the station was again sold, this time to the "Fritz Fellner Privatstiftung", behind which the two Salzburg media brothers Wolfgang and Helmuth Fellner (founders of "News", "Woman", "Format", "TV Media", etc.) media "," Rennbahn Express "and most recently" Austria "). Since 2007 the Antenne Salzburg has been merged with the sister stations "Antenne Tirol" and "Antenne Wien" in the "Antenne Österreich". Antenne Salzburg's main frequency 101.8  MHz was until 2005 on the transmitter Untersberg . At the beginning of 2006, this main frequency was moved to the Salzburg local mountain, the 1287 m high Gaisberg . The program of Antenne Salzburg can be received in Upper Austria up to almost Linz and also in neighboring Germany. Almost in all of Southeastern Bavaria, Antenne Salzburg can be heard, since the 101.8 MHz to the northwest is very strong. The reception becomes problematic north of a line from Landshut - Deggendorf - Zwiesel. The antenna can also be very well received in southern Bohemia at Föhn.