China National Radio

China National Radio, also known as CNR, is a state-owned national radio network headquartered in Beijing. It operates as a core division of China Media Group and functions as a tier 1 media tech buyer. Founded in 1949, though tracing its origins to the 1940 Yan’an Xinhua Broadcasting Station, the organization employs approximately 300 individuals. It specializes in broadcast television and radio, reaching a daily audience of approximately 500 to 700 million people. CNR operates 17 terrestrial and 4 digital radio channels, including its flagship news station, Voice of China, covering programming from national policy and business news to music and ethnic minority services. The company integrates traditional broadcasting with AI-driven digital platforms and an expansive online portal as part of China's media convergence strategy to serve as an authoritative voice for both domestic and international audiences.