Triple J (JJJ)

Triple J is a “Australian radio station” Nationally networked, Triple J to appeal listeners between to the age of 18 and 30 years old. On January 16, 2015 the Triple J Celebrated  40^th anniversary with seven-hours Beat The Drum in Sydney.

The Triple J station compared to commercial stations, places a greater emphass on alternative music and Australian music. The Australian government decleared owned station is a division of the ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation).

In August  1, 1980 2JJ  began broadcasting the FM and became name Triple J and 2JJJ. This FM restricted within the greater Sydney region. Triple J developed a wide range of special interesting programs including the Arnold Frolows weekly late night ambient music show Ambience, Japanese pop sow nippi Roc shop and Jaslyn Hall’s World music show. In 1980 Australian Broadcasting Corporation was finally able to begin developed of the delayed national Youth Network , Triple J expanded nationaly to Canberra, Drawin, Adelaide, Perth, Melbourne, Newcastle and Brisbane. Triple J presenters Virgina Moncrieff, Peter Doyle, Clive Miller and Tony Barrell began produced a fanzine with the inscrutable title of Alan in 1983. Alan featured pop trivia, programming information and irreverent interviews style by DAW (David Art  Wales). In 1990 Triple J expansion to many regional areas of Australia,  Throughout the 1994,  Triple J extend to another 18 regional centres. In 1994 include new additions Tasmania, Albany, mackay, Queensland, New South Wales, Launceston and Western Australia. In 2004 Triple J release talkback shows including Dr Karl, Hack and This sporting life. Triple J was most recent expansion to  Western Australia and Broome in 2006, and same year Triple J launched JTV on  Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) and Australian Broadcasting Corporation 2 (ABC2). In JTV programs includeds Live concerts, Comedy, Music videos and Documentaries. The Dig Music digital radio station join the Triple J, In April 30,  2004 and re-launched Double J.