Internet. Towards the end of 2007, DR closed down two other DAB channels: the cultural channel DR P2 Plus and the children's channel DR Barracuda. These were replaced by two pop music channels: DR Coco and DR MGP. Meanwhile, DR P2 Klassisk and DR P4 Hit changed their names by dropping the reference to their analogue parent channels and becoming DR Klassisk and DR Hit. DR P2 joined the DAB platform in the summer of 2008. On 18 November 2008 DR launched DR P5000. This meant that DR Coco was closed down. At the same time, DR MGP became a web-only channel and was replaced by DR Pop DK. On 2 November 2009 P4 Danmark was replaced by DR P5. After Radio 100FM went bankrupt in early 2010, DR temporarily added two of its web radio channels to the DAB line-up on 5 February 2010. Those channels were DR Country and DR Electronica. DR Electronica was only available for a month before it was replaced by a music channel called DR Unga Bunga. During 2011 DR relaunched and consolidated its various DAB, web and FM channels. The new channels launched at various points throughout the year, and the line-up of DR stations on DAB has stayed the same since then. Except for the two stations DR Mama and DR Ramasjang/Ultra. DR Mama closed down on 30 September 2014, while the children's channel remained until 1 January 2015. DR P4 wasn't available on digital broadcast until 3 March 2015. It was broadcast using the DAB+ standard, unlike the other DR stations that were using the older DAB standard at the time. Web radio All of the above FM and DAB stations are streamed on the internet. DR previously provided a further 13 music channels available only via web radio. As of November 2007 these were: DR Allegro – popular classical music, film music, musicals, operetta DR Barometer – (formerly DR Electric) alt-rock and indie DR Country – country music DR Dansktop – popular music and schlagers (up-tempo oom-pah-pah) DR Electronica – electronica DR Evergreen DR Folk – folk music both Nordic and Anglo-American DR Hip Hop – (formerly DR Ghetto) hiphop from underground to mainstream DR Modern Rock DR R&B – R&B, soul DR Soft – pop DR Spillemand – Danish, Nordic, and Irish/Scottish/English Welsh folk music DR World – world music However, these additional stations have now closed and DR