Muravidéki Magyar Rádió (MMR) was established in November 1958 and initially broadcast for just 10 minutes a day. In 1983, when the studio moved from Murska Sobota to the border town of Lendava, RTV's Hungarian-language broadcasting began to evolve. Since 1996 MMR has been part of Radio Maribor, broadcasting in Hungarian to the minority in eastern Slovenia. The daily programme lasts about 13 hours, from 5.45am through to 7pm, and is broadcast on the frequencies 684KHz AM, 103.3MHz FM and 87.6 MHz FM, covering the Prekmurje region and part of south western Hungary (Vas and Zala Counties). The goal of the MMR programme is to care for the rights of the Hungarian minority, to keep them informed in their native language and to develop co-operation in a multi-ethnic region in accordance with the laws of RTV. MMR successfully co-operates with cross-border Hungarian radio stations and with Hungarian Radio from Budapest, which offers training. MMR features a weekly one-hour cultural programme as well as daily news on cultural events within the region (including Hungary). MMR is also available online.