Media and communications[edit] A

All major Russian newspapers are active in Saint Petersburg. The city has a developed telecommunications system. In 2014 Rostelecom, the national operator announced it began a major modernization of the fixed-line network in the city.^[78]

Television networks which can be received in the city:

Channel One Russia-1 Russia-2 NTV TV Tsentr Channel 5 Russia-K Russia-24

Public Television of Russia REN TV STS TNT TV-3 Zvezda Domashny Carousel

Peretz Euronews 2x2 Pyatnica! Disney Channel RBC Moskva 24 Dozhd

Radio stations:

"Russian (Russkoye) Radio" "Europa Plus" "DFM" "NRJ (Russia)" "Radio Maximum" "Voice of Russia (in English)" "Radio Freedom (Svoboda)" "Megapolis FM" "Radio Kultura (Culture)" "Pioneer FM" "Zvezda" "Komsomolskaya Pravda" "Orpheus" "Monte Carlo" "Love Radio"

"Govorit Moskva" "Radio Dacha" "Nashe Radio" "Radio 7" "Humor FM" "Retro FM" "Ultra" "Keks FM" "Carnival" "Dobrye Pesni (Good Songs)" "Voyage FM" "Kino FM" "Finam FM" "First Popular" "Politseiskaya Volna (Police Wave)"

"Radio Sport" "Radio Rossii" "Radio Podmoskovye" "Radiocompany Moscow" "UFM" "Mayak" "Business FM" "Autoradio" "Moya Semia (My Family)" "XFM" "Fresh Radio" "Silver Rain" "Chanson" "M-Radio" "Orphey"

"Echo of Moscow" "Radio Jazz" "Classic Radio" "Vesti FM" "City FM" "Relax FM" "Kommersant FM" "Rock FM" "Children's Radio" "Radio Alla" "Best FM" "Next FM" "Hit FM" "Hermitage" "Radio Record"