CITYPlus FM 全马第一家中文财经资讯电台
我们的故事
在五光十色瞬息万变的城市,在网络无远弗届的世界,我们是一把清脆、理性和多元的声音。
我们是CITYPlus FM,“环球直通”是我们的标语。CITYPlus FM立足马来西亚多元种族社会,提供不同视角的资讯,展现马来西亚华裔的世界观。
CITYPlus FM结合音频和视频,提供面向都会、接轨区域,链接国际的时局剖析、财经焦点、市场透视,紧贴文化和时尚动态,力挺国内外独立和原创音乐。我们的节目内容满足城市人追求优质生活所需的元素,让每一次收听都有收获。
我们的品牌彰显马来西亚华人理性、务实、乐观和风险承担的的特质,同时不忘弘扬族群包容,塑造和谐与平衡的生活方式。
我们隶属Cense Media 私人有限公司旗下。Cense Media 同时也拥有成立于2016年,沙巴的第一家社区电台Kupikupifm。
听众可通过FM 106.0收听CITYPlus FM。此外,听众可使用手机应用程式收听我们的节目,以及可在社交媒体平台追随我们。
About Us
CITYPlus FM aspires to be a chic, urban talk radio station that defines the fast paced, city lifestyle that surrounds the everyday life of its digitally savvy residents. Our listeners (FM 106.0MHz) are city dwellers who may have come from different parts of Malaysia, but they all aim to have the latest and the greatest that the city has to offer.
Therefore, CITYPlus FM under the tagline “Connecting You To The World” will provide information on entrepreneurial opportunities and business potential, using in-depth analyses and solid research about the market place.
The infotainment philosophy of CITYPlus FM embodies the values of rationality, pragmatism as well as the commercial ethos of the Malaysian Chinese psyche. We are firmly rooted in our Malaysian Chinese identity. That is, we are proudly and unequivocally Malaysian, embedded in an integrated multi-cultural setting.
Guided by our uniquely Malaysian Chinese experience of finding ways to adapt, adjust and accommodate to global, regional and local changes, we offer a cosmopolitan angle on issues and trends.
Beneath the neon lights and the city skyline, we all know that surviving in the city has its dips along with its highs. Thus, the station is here to serve as a beacon to our listeners by providing relevant insights on everyday business and social conditions helping them to thrive and stay alive in a fast-moving, diverse and globally connected Southeast Asian nation we call home.
Our young and dynamic team enjoys sharing independent music, both local and international. Our content will be delivered mainly in Mandarin, however, dialects and other languages could be intermingled in selected segments to reflect the way Malaysians truly converse and interact with one another.