Romuald Jakubowski (journalist)

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Romuald Jakubowski (born 17 June 1954 in Włocławek) - Polish journalist, journalist-commentator, radio presenter. Curriculum vitae

He graduated from the Warsaw School of Economics. Jozef Poniatowski in Warsaw. He completed archeology in prehistory and early medieval history at the University of Warsaw (1978).

He was a long-time journalist of I, II and IV programs of the Polish Radio.

In 1977 he started working in the Polish Radio and Television (former Radiocomitet). In TVP he worked as an editor of television programs on jazz. In TVP program I ran a children's program "Rainbow Music Box" (1993).

In Polish Radio "Music Studio", "

Together with Roman Czejark and Zygmunt Chajzer, he led great concerts of "The Year with Radio" in 1995-2001.

He was the author of the musical setting of the I PR Program (1994-2006).

The popularity of "Rock Night" was brought to him in April 2002 in the "Rocky List" broadcasted in the program of the First Polish Radio (2000-2007). "Rock Night" returned to the singles in January 2010.

The author of articles about music for the Gazeta Wyborcza and Jazz Forum, as well as comments on jazz albums published by the Polish Jazz Association and many rock recordings. December 15, 2011 was suddenly released from the Polish Radio where he performed "Rock Classics" and "Rock Night".

In April 2012, he created the Klasycyrocka.pl internet radio with his group of friends, presenting the shows "Rock Classics" and "Rockclub". Since August 3, 2013, it has its own RockTime Internet Station. Radio Rocktime.pl has significantly expanded its antenna business.

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