Gen_98.7_FM Knowpia

PM2FGU
Central Jakarta, Jakarta;
Broadcast area	Jabodetabek (Greater Jakarta), Karawang, Serang, parts of Lebak, Purwakarta, and West Bandung Regency
Frequency	98.8 MHz (1988-2004) ; 98.7 MHz (2004-present
RDS	GEN987FM or Gen FM (Automatic tune to switched by radio frequency and go to 98.7 FM the RDS is called GEN987FM or Gen FM)
Branding	Gen 98.7 FM
Programming
Format	Top 40 (CHR)
Ownership
Owner	Universitas Islam Attahiriyah (1989-2007) ; Mahaka Radio Integra (MARI) (2007-present)
Sister stations	Most Radio, Kis FM, Jak FM, Mustang FM, Hot FM
History
First air date	1989-2007 (as Attahiriyah FMuslim), 2007 (as Gen FM)
Technical information
Class	A
Links
Website	gen987fm.com

PM2FGU, on-air name Gen FM or Gen 98.7 FM, is a contemporary hit radio in Jakarta. Gen FM plays around all full 100% Indonesian Top 40 music.^[1]

Extension edit

Gen FM Jakarta officially largest marked sign fully completed enjoys a majority largest position in the market and has naturally created many firsts in the Indonesian radio stations and broadcasting industry.

Jakarta metropolitan area's 24-hour Indonesian radio station
Jakarta metropolitan area's 24-hour radio station
Jakarta metropolitan area's 24-hour music radio station
Jakarta metropolitan area's 24-hour Indonesian music radio station
Jakarta metropolitan area's 24-hour Indonesian hit music station
Jakarta metropolitan area's 24-hour hit music station
Jakarta metropolitan area's 24-hour Indonesian contemporary hit radio station
Jakarta metropolitan area's 24-hour contemporary hit radio station
Jakarta metropolitan area's 24-hour Indonesian language Indonesian Top 40 music radio station
Jakarta metropolitan area's 24-hour Indonesian language Indonesian Top 40 music hit music station
Jakarta metropolitan area's 24-hour Indonesian language Indonesian Top 40 music hit music station
Jakarta metropolitan area's 24-hour Indonesian language Indonesian Top 40 music contemporary hit radio station
Jakarta metropolitan area's largest and number one (or number 1, no.1 and #1) Indonesian language Indonesian Top 40 music radio station
Jakarta metropolitan area's largest and number one (or number 1, no.1 and #1) Indonesian language Indonesian Top 40 music hit music station
Jakarta metropolitan area's largest and number one (or number 1, no.1 and #1) Indonesian language Indonesian Top 40 music hit music station
Jakarta metropolitan area's largest and number one (or number 1, no.1 and #1) Indonesian language Indonesian Top 40 music contemporary hit radio station
Jakarta metropolitan area's largest and number one (or number 1, no.1 and #1) contemporary hit radio station
Jakarta metropolitan area's largest and number one (or number 1, no.1 and #1) Indonesian radio station
Jakarta metropolitan area's largest and number one (or number 1, no.1 and #1) radio station
Jakarta metropolitan area's largest and number one (or number 1, no.1 and #1) music radio station
Jakarta metropolitan area's largest and number one (or number 1, no.1 and #1) Indonesian music radio station
Jakarta metropolitan area's largest and number one (or number 1, no.1 and #1) Indonesian hit music station
Jakarta metropolitan area's largest and number one (or number 1, no.1 and #1) hit music station
Jakarta metropolitan area's largest and number one (or number 1, no.1 and #1) Indonesian contemporary hit radio station
Jakarta metropolitan area's largest and number one (or number 1, no.1 and #1) contemporary hit radio station

History edit

The 98.7 FM frequency in Jakarta used to be an Islamic radio station called Er Radio or FMuslim. This channel was popular for Quran recital via phone call. In 2000, this frequency becomes vacant. In the same year, Mahaka Radio Integra (MARI) acquired this station after rebranding of Radio One Jakarta into 101 Jak FM.

The format pushed International Top 40 song, creating rivalry to 88.0 Mustang FM, all 80% International song radio, and peaking the radio station ranking. New programming and professional DJ recruiting, especially DJs from 2000's, paved Gen FM's way into number 1 radio in Jakarta.^[2]