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Scot FM was a regional radio station serving Central and Southern Scotland. Broadcast from studios at Albert Quay in Leith, the station was billed as radio for Scotland's thinking classes but was unable to create a clear identity for itself, while changing its format to focus on more populist content, including less speech and more music. The station was relaunched as Real Radio Scotland in January 2002 following a buyout by GMG Radio. Real Radio has since been succeeded by Heart Scotland.

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rdfs:label	Scot FM (en)
rdfs:comment	Scot FM was a regional radio station serving Central and Southern Scotland. Broadcast from studios at Albert Quay in Leith, the station was billed as radio for Scotland's thinking classes but was unable to create a clear identity for itself, while changing its format to focus on more populist content, including less speech and more music. The station was relaunched as Real Radio Scotland in January 2002 following a buyout by GMG Radio. Real Radio has since been succeeded by Heart Scotland. (en)
foaf:name	Scot FM (en)
name	Scot FM (en)
foaf:depiction
dcterms:subject	Defunct radio stations in the United Kingdom Radio stations established in 1994 1994 establishments in Scotland Radio stations in Scotland
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Robin Galloway Scotland Scottish Football League Northsound Radio John Myers (radio executive) Defunct radio stations in the United Kingdom Radio stations established in 1994 GMG Radio Glasgow Grampian Television Leith The Wireless Group Wireless Group Aberdeen F.C. Edinburgh Brian Ford (British radio broadcaster) Chrysalis Group Glenn Campbell (broadcaster) Guardian Media Group Heart Scotland 1994 establishments in Scotland Tony Currie (broadcaster) Sir David Steel Radio stations in Scotland Global Radio Scottish Radio Holdings Scottie McClue Border Television
sameAs	Scot FM Scot FM Scot FM Scot FM
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airdate	0001-09-16 (xsd:gMonthDay) 2002-01-07 (xsd:date)
area	Central and Southern Scotland (en)
city	Leith Edinburgh
frequency	100.3 (megahertz) 101.1 (megahertz)
logo	Scot m.jpg (en)
owner	Grampian Television The Wireless Group Border Television Independent Radio Group (en)
has abstract	Scot FM was a regional radio station serving Central and Southern Scotland. Broadcast from studios at Albert Quay in Leith, the station was billed as radio for Scotland's thinking classes but was unable to create a clear identity for itself, while changing its format to focus on more populist content, including less speech and more music. The station was relaunched as Real Radio Scotland in January 2002 following a buyout by GMG Radio. Real Radio has since been succeeded by Heart Scotland. (en)
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first air date	1994-09-16 (xsd:date) 2002-01-07 (xsd:date)
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city	Leith Edinburgh

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