no longer own edits. The former jingles were produced by ReelWorldEurope. That package is a jingle resing to that of the US radio station jingles WKTU in 2005. This, however, have been replaced by a custom package. On 19 November 2008 it was announced that SLAM!FM was reorganizing, in part due to a decrease in ad spending during the financial crisis of 2007–2008. Shareholder 2HMedia no additional budget proposed unavailable, which SLAM!FM forced to deal effectively with staff. Of the average of 31.6 people who had full-time employment in 2007, only 20.4 remained after the reorganization. In total, 14 people left the station, including several Disc jockeys including Daniël Lippens and Timo Kamst. Several staff contracts were not renewed. On 27 April 2011 it was announced that RTL Nederland the Zerobase Lot A05 has taken over. This acquisition was in effect by 1 June 2011. On 1 January 2012, Slam!FM in the hands of Talpa Holding as a result of the deal between Talpa and RTL Group. Since then, the station part of the 538 Groep. In June 2011 SLAM!FM was bought by the 538 Groep (with his parent company RTL 2011-2012, Talpa 2012–present). On 2 November 2013 Menno de Boer left SLAM!FM, and switched to the radio station 538. This led to adoption of the 'Most Wanted' DJ Martijn La Grouw. On 6 January 2014 De Avondploeg moved to Radio 538. De Avondploeg takes on Radio 538's old timeslot Mark Labrand over. The old time slot on SLAM!FM would be taken over by Igmar Felicia on January 6 with the program "Bij Igmar". He presents this program along with Joep Schrijvers. On 31 August 2015 the name of SLAM!FM changed to SLAM! On 3 October 2016, it was announced that Talpa Media sold SLAM! and Slam!TV to Radiocorp. Programming rules For SLAM! to get the broadcasting licence it must follow a set of guidelines for programming rules. Here're some in general, between 7am and 7pm: No more than 7.5% of the tunes played is/has been on the Netherlands' pop charts; 95% of the airtime must have music played (excluding speech delivered by DJs); 50% of the tunes must have been released within 12 months; No classical and jazz music is played; At least 50% of the programming must be presented in Dutch or Frisian. In addition, there must be at least one news-related or -dedicated segment per hour, every