Radio-Cor

Radio-Cor was a Dutch radio station that operated in the 1920s, making it one of the early broadcasters in the Netherlands. It was established by the Rotterdam-based company Radio Holland and primarily focused on providing news, stock market updates, and shipping information to listeners. The station's broadcasts were aimed at professionals in the maritime and financial sectors. Radio-Cor ceased operations in 1928 when it was absorbed into the government-controlled broadcasting system. Its existence marked an important phase in the development of radio as a medium for specialized information services.