Shortwave Radio - Google News

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Shortwave radio cuts risk NT lives: Labor - NEWS.com.au

Posted: 18 Dec 2016 10:01 PM PST
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Shortwave radio cuts risk NT lives: Labor
NEWS.com.au
Michael Mason, ABCs Director of Radio, said the shortwave technology was
outdated and served a very limited audience. "The ABC is seeking
efficiencies and will instead service this audience through modern
technology," he said. Mr Mason said the ...

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Japan to broadcast radio program for North Korea abductees on more
frequencies - The Japan Times

Posted: 19 Dec 2016 04:08 AM PST
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Japan to broadcast radio program for North Korea abductees on more
frequencies
The Japan Times
The government plans to broadcast its shortwave radio program aimed at
Japanese abductees in North Korea on more frequencies in the next fiscal
year, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said. The program, “Furusato
no Kaze” (“Wind from the ...



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Call for ABC to review closure of shortwave service to Pacific - Pasifik
News

Posted: 18 Dec 2016 08:39 PM PST
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Pasifik News
Call for ABC to review closure of shortwave service to Pacific
Pasifik News
THE Pacific Islands News Association (PINA) is concerned with the decision
of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) to shut down its Shortwave
Radio Services to the Pacific by the end of January next year. PINA joins
the growing voices opposed ...



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The Making of an American Terrorist - New Republic

Posted: 19 Dec 2016 05:02 AM PST
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New Republic
The Making of an American Terrorist
New Republic
But for Dear, conspiracy magazines and shortwave radio were just gateway
drugs. Once the Fairness Doctrine was abolished by the FCC under Ronald
Reagan, radio stations were free to air far-right views as often as they
liked. On August 1, 1988, ...

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