Kink FM[]
1995–2011[]
On October 1, 1995, Kink's predecessor, Kink FM was created. The station was available in the Netherlands by cable, in Europe by satellite and in the rest of the world through the internet. It was also on iTunes's list of radio streams and via an iPhone app. On October 1, 2011 (Kink FM's 16th birthday), the station ceased broadcasting. In place of Kink FM the Internet-streams are used by Pinguin Radio. [1]
Kink[]
2019–present[]
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On 1 February 2019, Kink restarted, not as Kink FM but simply as Kink broadcasting via online channels, such as their own website and via digital radio DAB+. By June 2020 Kink has proven to grow at a steady pace and has proven to have listeners with longest listing time frames within the dedicated listeners group. The channel made national headlines in 2022, when the courts ruled in favour of redistributing the national FM broadcast licenses after a lawsuit.[2]
On January 23, 2024, the station launched in the Randstad on FM, taking over the frequencies from Radio Decibel.[3][4]
| Part of RTL Group, sale to DPG Media pending.
Television channels: Video-on-demand: Website: Programs: Defunct/disbanded:  |