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October 27th 04, 04:05 PM
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Steve Silverwood wrote: In article 1097992521.ae/uNaKFA9ByhCaktFMFtA@teranews, says... Is it true that Voice of America is forbidden by US law to broadcast domestically? As you've already heard, it's true that VOA is prohibited from broadcasting to the domestic market as a target audience. It is not prohibited for their signal to be =heard= within the United States, though. They do still enjoy hearing from domestic listeners, and last I heard will acknowledge reception reports. One of the local SWL clubs has even had visits from people at the Delano, CA broadcasting site in the past, although that's been a while back. Yes indeed, I've never had a problem getting a QSL from the VOA. Got a lot of 'em here too. dxAce Michigan USA |
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