Channel Z
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Channel Z was an alternative music radio station which had a high youth demographic (preeteens - 35) broadcasting in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, New Zealand. In early 2005, the station was relaunched as Kiwi FM and only plays New Zealand music.
Channel Z may also refer to:
Other Channel Zs
- Channel Z WGPR2 is an Online Radio Station started on July 1 2007 information can be found at http://www.chzradio.info . This Station plays the Best in New and Classic Alternative, Indie and Punk music. This is the second station owned by wgpr.net WGPR's main station plays a wide range of Punk rock and Ska Music from the 70s to now. Information on WGPR can be found at http://www.wgpr.net.
- WCHZ in Augusta, Georgia was an Alternative rock station that went by the name "Channel Z-95.1" from 1992 to 1996, when the station changed format under a Local marketing agreement to 1970s Oldies as "Z-95". The station today is known as "95 Rock" with an Active Rock format.
- Channel Z (song) was the title of a song by the B-52's about a fictional radio station whose motto is ‘‘Channel Z: All static, All day, Forever!’’
- Channel Z 97.3 FM (1998-2003) in Cincinnati, Ohio; now called "94.9 The Sound"
- Channel Z 98.9 / 105.7 FM (1997-2000) in Columbus, Ohio; now called "105.7 The Brew"
- Channel Z GmbH is a film production, HD post-production and visual effects company in Germany. The company did the screen design for the final draw for the 2006 World Cup in Germany for the ARD (Erstes Deutsches Fernsehen).
- Channel Z is an editorial and post-production company located in Minneapolis, Minnesota.[1]
- Channel Z was also the name for the prototype Amiga 1200 computer by Commodore.
- Chann3lZ (named after the B-52's song "Channel Z") is an addictive YouTube mashup that permits anyone to add and remove videos from its channels. In December of 2009 it averages about 2000 to 4000 active sessions per hour, 16% of its users based in China according to a FeedJit in the bottom right hand corner of the site, deeming it worth of consideration by Wikipedia.
- Channel Z is also is a rock cover band based out of Tampa Bay Florida.myspace.com/tamparockThe band was started in 1996 and its current members are Dan Michaels, Rob Stapleton, Ron Aschleman and Scott Johnson.