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at 04:38 AM on April 24, 2009
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Due to the financial crisis in the UK the EMR Internet Service will only be online every 3rd Saturday - Sunday and Monday of the month as from tonight the 21st of April 2009. European Music Radio is very sorry to lose our 24 hour service, but hopefully this service will return very soon!
73s Tom
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Posted by theradioinformer
at 01:36 AM on March 29, 2009
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Radio Vlaanderen Internationaal announces on its website that it is to resume mediumwave broadcasts from 30 March. The station will have new names for its two networks, RVi 1 becomes Radio Radio Vlaanderen Info and RVi 2 becomes Radio Vlaanderen. The mediumwave broadcasts will be on 927 kHz, a frequency previously used for the domestic [...]
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Posted by theradioinformer
at 01:32 PM on March 18, 2009
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De volgende e-mail ontving ik onlangs:
Big L Shortwave is back during the Easter weekend in conjunction with the
Mighty KBC.
Kicking off on Saturday the 11th of April......including Adrian John, Mike
Read, Roger Davis, Chirpy, Eric van Willegen ....and more to come.
Broadcasting on 9770 kHz between 7.30 AM and 14.30 PM UTC
* Saturday 11th of April
* Sunday 12th of April
* Monday 13th of April
E-mail requests or other comments some time in advance to: du...@bigl.co.uk
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Posted by theradioinformer
at 04:47 PM on February 25, 2009
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The Di-Wave receiver from UniWave Development SAS, France is expected to make its debut March 25, 2009 at the DRM General Assembly in Germany. This is a SW/MW/LW/FM radio with DRM (Digital Radio Mondiale) on SW, MW and LW. More information on this page. It will also be the first consumer DRM receiver authorized by [...]
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Posted by theradioinformer
at 07:52 AM on February 13, 2009
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From www.mediumwave.info
WRTH
I have noticed that quite a few people are/have had problems with the delivery of WRTH2009. The publisher is also aware of this and has asked me to send the following explanation:
"We are very sorry for the delay in shipping of WRTH 2009 by Amazon.com. Copies of the book reached the Port of New York on December 16. They were trucked from there in a sealed container direct to the distribution center in Virginia, USA. They should, and could easily have been, released from there before Christmas. For some reason they did not get released *officially* until January 15. We think they were actually released on February 2.
We are aware that the late delivery to Amazon has also had an impact on readers and clubs all over the world who ordered from Amazon.com or from websites who do so.
This is the worst distribution performance ever in any country for any edition of WRTH. Next year we will be using a different distribution system.
Nicholas Hardyman
Publisher
World Radio TV Handbook"
I can only apologise for the distribution problems from Amazon. You can order direct from our website as well as your usual sources [see WRTH spot to your right on this page/ed].
Regards, Sean Gilbert, International Editor - WRTH (World Radio TV Handbook)
Web: http://www.wrth.com Email: sean.gilbert@wrth.com via EMWG (7/2-2009)
BRAZIL
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Posted by theradioinformer
at 05:41 PM on February 08, 2009
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The first DAB+ digital radio transmitters have arrived in Australia. A total of sixteen transmitters are currently being installed at various sites in the five state capital launch cities of Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane and Perth. As well as the transmitters, other DAB+ infrastructure such as monitors and multiplexes have arrived, and the antennas are under construction [...]
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Posted by theradioinformer
at 05:39 PM on February 08, 2009
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Find out where a sw station is broadcasting and what frequency in which part of the world it broadcast on using a detailed world map:
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Posted by theradioinformer
at 05:48 AM on January 21, 2009
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A national prison radio station beaming programmes into cells is being rolled out across England and Wales. Prison Service bosses have sanctioned the launch of the station broadcasting to jails across England and Wales at a reported cost of £2 million. It will see material including messages and “educational programmes” beamed 12 hours a day [...]
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Posted by theradioinformer
at 02:33 PM on December 26, 2008
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credit: frs holland message at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SWpirates/message/4538
Dear FRS Friends,
Season's Greetings from all of us at
FRS-Holland. We wish all of you a merry Christmas.
May 2009 become a healthy, successful and radioactive year for all of you.
Thanks for your support in the past year.
Next Sunday December 28th 2008, FRS-Holland will
take to the airwaves with another 5 hour seasonal broadcast.
We will be on 6220 kHz 08.00-13.00 UTC. In
addition we are on 6400 kHz 08.00-22.00 UTC ánd 9770 kHz 14.30-15.30 UTC.
9770 features part 1 & 2 of FRS goes DX, output
will be a 100 kW. We issue a special seasonal QSL card for next Sunday.
We'd love to hear from you....please add some
personal comments and px criticism in your report. That would be fine!
Programmes will be presented by Jan van Dijk,
Paul Graham, Mike Anderson & Peter Verbruggen.
Mike Anderson will present DX-Welle in German.
Jan van Dijk will be doing the German Service including a 2008 Free
Radio overview. Peter V. presents an extra long
FRS Magazine flashing back to December 1988 and December 1998 and
present FRS goes DX (part 1 & 2) including news
from around the world and SW Free Radio news as well.
Ingredients for next Sunday are: great music
from the past 4 decades, radio news, 2008 review, listener's letters & eMails
from November, a listeners competition, the
'Phrase that Pays', New Year Greetings and much, much more....
Christmas Day and Boxing Day Peter V. will
present each day a one hour show on 9770 kHz 13.00- 14.00 hours UTC.
These programmes are part of a joint venture of
KBC Radio, Britain Radio Int. and FRS-Holland. All shows are aired
under the umbrella of the Mighty KBC but reports
for the 13.00-14.00 UTC shows are more than welcome and can be sent to our
usual mail or postal address! The broadcasts on
both XMas Days will take place between 10.00-
15.30 UTC. 100,000 watts on 9770 kHz.
FRSH on a Sunday means fun & enjoyment....
All the best,
Peter Verbruggen on behalf of the entire FRS Crew
being Bobby Speed, Mike Anderson, Jan van Dijk, PV & Paul Graham
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Posted by theradioinformer
at 04:02 PM on December 21, 2008
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“Old Dutch Rocker” Eric van Willegen, who runs The Mighty KBC Radio, has hired a 100 kW shortwave transmitter in Lithuania to blast 1960s rock’n’roll all over Europe this Christmas. “Let the kids listen to their I-Pods” Eric insists “We’re running a real radio station playing real 60s Rock’n’Roll for those of us used to twiddling with the knobs, and if there’s a bit of hiss and whistle included, well that’s all part of the experience!”
The Mighty KBC Radio will be heard on Christmas and Boxing Day (25 and 26 December) from 1000-1530 UTC on 9770 kHz , and again at 2130-2230 UTC on 6055 kHz with tapes of the legendary Wolfman Jack Show. The full details are on www.kbcradio.eu.
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