1957 in radio
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Generally
- The first volume of issued by the ARD broadcasting technical bulletins appear.
- After the renovation of the building of the Sender Freies Berlin, founded in 1953 relates the House of Broadcasting in Masurenallee.
- Sony brings transistor radios MK -55 and TR -72 on the market, the TR -72 is already exported to North America and Europe. The devices are not yet marketed under the name Sony.
Radio
- January 4 - The WDR in Cologne begins with the broadcast of the 8 -part radio drama Paul Temple and the Gilbert by Francis Durbridge with René Deltgen, Anne Marie Cordes and Kurt Lieck in the lead roles ( Director: Edward Hermann).
- April 3 - The broadcast of the GDR begins to spread propaganda broadcasts in Arabic. The background developments such as the Suez crisis, the Eisenhower Doctrine, and the Algerian War, let the this part of the world increasingly fall into the ideological East-West contrast.
- April 8 - The ORF Mittagsmagazin motorists traveling Premiere. The show will be broadcast on weekdays and remains until 1999 in the program.