Finger Lakes Productions International Inc
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Now in its 19th year, FLPI produces and distributes daily radio programming to more than 400 U.S. radio stations, and internationally to more than 120 countries and territories via the Voice of America and Armed Forces Radio. FLPI was selected by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection to produce programming for the Everglades Radio Network. This 24/7 FM network launched in 2004 and is heard throughout the "Alligator Alley" portion of Interstate 75 in Florida. FLPI was selected, during the Bush Senior and Clinton administrations, to lead corporate sponsorship and privatization initiatives on behalf of the Voice of America. FLPI founded and launched the Radio Voyager Network (RVN) in 1998. RVN became the first English-language commercial radio network to broadcast throughout Europe. FLPI was awarded a Mercury 2000 Gold Award for Interactive Media for adapting the 24/7 RVN stream for the Ralston Purina Company from October 2000 to October 2001 to include 12-minutes of companion animal information within each programming hour. The customized service was then streamed from Purina's corporate web sites and became the first 24-hour-a-day customized corporate, web-based, radio service of its kind. FLPI has effectively represented the interests of Fortune 500 corporations and major philanthropic organizations with domestic and international marketing and communication programs. FLPI has produced Public Service campaigns on behalf of the states of Florida, Massachusetts, and New York; the National Interagency Fire Centers; the Women's Institute for a Secure Retirement; the American Red Cross; and many additional organizations. BECOME AN AFFILIATE:Our daily 60 and 90-second radio features are provided on a market-exclusive, no cost basis to radio stations. They are distributed via compact disc, the Public Radio Satellite System (PRSS), or available for download from the FLPI website.
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119 South Cayuga Street, 14850 Lake Forest