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[[Image:Christoff1.jpg|right|thumb|''Max Christoffesen'' with new FM aerial on the top of the university library (Photo Waikato Times, reprinted in Nexus 15/9/1986)]] | [[Image:Christoff1.jpg|right|thumb|''Max Christoffesen'' with new FM aerial on the top of the university library (Photo Waikato Times, reprinted in Nexus 15/9/1986)]] | ||
| − | ''Max Christoffesen'' was the the manager of Hamiltons student radio station when it switched from ''Radio Contact'' on 1440 IXC to [[Contact 89FM]]. Under his reign, information services were added such as Job Search, and the Accomodation and Movie guides, which remained a staple until the closedown of the station. ''Christoffesen'' acted as a director of ''Contact 89FM Ltd.'' in the late 1990's, and made an unsuccessful bid for the station prior to its sale and closure. | + | ''Max Christoffesen'' was the the manager of Hamiltons student radio station when it switched from ''Radio Contact'' on 1440 IXC to [[Contact 89FM]]. Under his reign, information services were added to the broadcasts such as Job Search, and the Accomodation and Movie guides, which remained a staple until the closedown of the station. He was also the first manager to write weekly articles in [[Nexus]] about the station. ''Christoffesen'' acted as a director of ''Contact 89FM Ltd.'' in the late 1990's, and made an unsuccessful bid for the station prior to its sale and closure. |
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Revision as of 19:08, 26 August 2006
Max Christoffesen was the the manager of Hamiltons student radio station when it switched from Radio Contact on 1440 IXC to Contact 89FM. Under his reign, information services were added to the broadcasts such as Job Search, and the Accomodation and Movie guides, which remained a staple until the closedown of the station. He was also the first manager to write weekly articles in Nexus about the station. Christoffesen acted as a director of Contact 89FM Ltd. in the late 1990's, and made an unsuccessful bid for the station prior to its sale and closure.
