Media Network Series Two

It wasn't often that the spy number stations strayed into the part of the dial reserved for ham radio operators. But on this occasion, r...

We start the programme with several reports from listeners that Laser Radio is back from the North Sea, this time on a new frequency of 558 ...

This edition of the programme explores the state of international satellite television. At that time, a commercial company in Amsterdam call...

We're hearing a clandestine station from Central America, targeting Cuban troops serving in Angola and Ethiopia. Called Radio Camilo Cie...

KYOI will get its transmitter delivered to Saipan next week. We called Charles Brigg at the FCC who explained that KNLS Alaska still has to ...

By the mid-eighties, many international broadcasters were locked in a power race as the shortwave broadcast bands were full with the output ...

This is the third and final part of one of the first sound portraits I made of Dutch broadcasting in the 1980's. It includes a profile o...

Personally I don't think Samsung is going to win the battle with their mobile phones division. Their profits have fallen consistently f...

The longest night is nearly upon us. No that is not a mistake, providing you live in Antarctica that is. Not many p...

This news edition of the programme kicks off the new year 1995 with a range of new items. This was a good example of a news show without a...

This early Media Network is more than 30 years old, so be gentle when listening to it. Lou Josephs reports from Boston on how radio statio...

We had just installed a new answerline recorder. Listeners want to know about the Sony SW600, the existance of a portable MP3 player, fr...

This edition of the programme starts with an interview with Jim Vastenhoud. He was one of the authors of a fact finding survey to Asia w...

This transcription version of Media Network was sent to about 150 stations who subscribed to a condensed version of the show. Obviously pr...

By the mid-nineties, the Internet was starting to interest many people in the communications business. We made trips to Silicon Valley to...

The fall of the Berlin Wall and the Velvet revolution are starting to have an affect on stations serving Eastern Europe. This programme l...

For many years, Media Network had a shorter version sent to around 150 foreign radio stations for rebroadcast on FM. That worked better t...

This programme carries the news about the launch of Classic FM in the UK and several stations having been recovering from storm damage. J...

Yes, I know. I haven't been writing here for a while. Thanks for the messages enquiring after my health. It's simply that a lot ...

The programme starts with the voice of the late Paul Holmes, a New Zealand broadcaster who worked at RNW in 1980. I did shifts with him. ...