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November 27th 07, 08:22 PM
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The Textures of African Broadcasting - Radio and Shortwave
The Textures of African Broadcasting - Radio and Shortwave
http://followthemedia.com/linguafran...re01112007.htm -by- Michael Hedges - November 1, 2007 * Over 300 Languages can be heard on the 3000 Radio Stations dotting the Continent. * Overall, Radio reaches 91.7% of South Africa's Population. * International Broadcasters and Organizations have a broad presence in African Broadcasting. -source- FollowTheMedia.Com ~ RHF |
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November 27th 07, 10:23 PM
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The Textures of African Broadcasting - Radio and Shortwave
RHF wrote:
The Textures of African Broadcasting - Radio and Shortwave http://followthemedia.com/linguafran...re01112007.htm -by- Michael Hedges - November 1, 2007 * Over 300 Languages can be heard on the 3000 Radio Stations dotting the Continent. * Overall, Radio reaches 91.7% of South Africa's Population. * International Broadcasters and Organizations have a broad presence in African Broadcasting. -source- FollowTheMedia.Com ~ RHF . The list of 300+ languages: ( Caj is czech for tea. Do not ask how it sounds in Swahili, it is the same ...) -- -- Shortwave transmissions in English, Francais, Nederlands, Deutsch, Suid-Afrikaans, Chinese, Dansk, Urdu, Cantonese, Greek, Spanish, Portuguese, ... http://shortwave.blogsite.org/ Updated every month or so .... |
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