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• Does Public Radio Compete with Commercial Radio? .
• The radio holds a fond position in contemporary American culture. According to NBER Research Associate Steven Berry and Faculty Research Fellow Joel Waldfogel: "Radio signals are pure public goods whose total value to society is the sum of their value to advertisers and listeners. " In Public Radio In The United States: Does It Correct For Market Failure Or Cannibalize Commercial Stations? (NBER Working Paper No. 6057), they note that since broadcasters can capture only part of their product as revenue, there are reasons to doubt that the market will provide the right amount of radio broadcasting. Hence, radio is a rich context for revisiting the classic economic problem of under provision. ...
• The radio business in the United States clearly is dominated by commercial broadcasters. But the private sector competes with government-supported public radio in a limited number of programming formats: news, jazz, and classical music. In this study, the authors ask: Do public and commercial classical stations compete for listening share and revenue? And, is public radio filling an unmet need, or is it crowding out commercial providers?.
• Their data on commercial stations primarily comes from the Arbitron Company and Duncan's American Radio. Their information on public radio comes from five sources, including the Radio Research Consortium, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and National Public Radio. ...
• Berry and Waldfogel take great care to emphasize that their research doesn't address whether public funding of radio is wasteful or whether the government should allocate less money toward public broadcasting. ...

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• RADIO WAVES | MICROWAVES | INFRARED | VISIBLE LIGHT | ULTRAVIOLET | X-RAYS | GAMMA RAYS Radio Waves.
• Radio waves have the longest wavelengths in the electromagnetic spectrum. ... Radio waves do more than just bring music to your radio. ...
• Cellular phones also use radio waves to transmit information. These waves are much smaller that TV and FM radio waves. ...
• Why are antennae on cell phones smaller than antennae on your radio? .
• How do we "see" using Radio Waves?.
• These long waves are in the radio region of the electromagnetic spectrum. ...
• Because radio waves are larger than optical waves, radio telescopes work differently than telescopes that we use for visible > light (optical telescopes). Radio telescopes are dishes made out of conducting metal that reflect radio waves to a focus point. Because the wavelengths of radio light are so large, a radio telescope must be physically larger than an optical telescope to be able to make images of comparable clarity. For example, the Parkes radio telescope, which has a dish 64 meters wide, cannot give us any clearer an image than a small backyard telescope! .
• In order to make better and more clear (or higher resolution) radio images, radio astronomers often combine several smaller telescopes, or receiving dishes, into an array. ...
• The Very Large Array (VLA) is one of the world's premier astronomical radio observatories. ...
• The structure of those interference patterns, and how they change with time as the earth rotates, reflect the structure of radio sources in the sky. ...
• What do Radio Waves show us?.

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• Forty Years Of Great Music From Radio Caroline.
• On Sky, WorldSpace and the Internet, Radio Caroline is on the air 24 hours a day. ...
• Check the latest news from Radio Caroline by clicking the News  button at the top of the page.

• If you are interested in radio programs from "radio's golden age", these are the WWW pages for you. They are filled with many entertaining and educational topics for fans of nostalgic / old-time radio shows. ...
• Click on the gold radio .
• to visit the golden age of radio. ...
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• Bahrain Radio.
• BAHRAIN RADIO STARTED TRANSMISSION AS THE FIRST BROADCASTING STATION IN THE ARAB GULF REGION WHEN IT WENT ON AIR IN 1941 DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR BUT WAS CLOSED DOWN IN 1945. ...
• HOWEVER 1981 WAS THE TURNING POINT IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF RADIO, WHEN THE STATION WAS MOVED INTO ITS NEW BUILDING AT THE MINISTRY OF INFORMATION COMPLEX IN ISA TOWN. ...
• IN 1990-1991 BAHRAIN RADIO EXTENDED ITS TRANSMISSION HOURS TO 24 HOURS DAILY. ...
• IT IS THE MAIN ARABIC SERVICE OF BAHRAIN RADIO AND 75 PERCENT OF ITS PROGRAMME OUTPUT IS LOCAL PRODUCTIONS. ...
• * RADIO BAHRAIN.
• RADIO BAHRAIN, THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE SERVICE, STARTED ON 2ND APRIL 1977. ... BY THE END OF 1978, RADIO BAHRAIN WAS BROADCASTING 18 HOURS DAILY, ON BOTH FM AND MW BANDS. ...
• IN 1982 RADIO BAHRAIN WAS TRANSFERRED FROM ISA TOWN TO THE BAHRAIN BROADCASTING STATION BUILDING IN MANAMA, FOLLOWING THE TRANSFER OF THE LATTER SERVICE TO ITS NEW BUILDING AT THE MINISTRY OF INFORMATION COMPLEX IN ISA TOWN. ...
• HOWEVER, RADIO BAHRAIN MOVED HOUSE AGAIN TO ISA TOWN IN 1989. ...
• IN 1990 RADIO BAHRAIN EXTENDED ITS DAILY TRANSMISSION TO 24 HOURS. ...
• 75% OF RADIO BAHRAIN'S DAILY OUTPUT IS MUSIC INCLUDING 13 HOURS OF LIVE DJ SHOWS. ...
• RADIO BAHRAIN PROVIDES A COMMERCIAL SERVICE TO LOCAL BUSINESSES AND INTERNATIONAL ADVERTISES. ...

• Radio programming.
• Radio broadcasts have been a popular entertainment since the 1910s though popularity has declined some since television became widespread. ...
• In the early radio age, content typically included a balance of comedy, drama, news, music, news and sports reporting. US radio programmes included the most famous Hollywood talent of the day. ...
• In the late 1940s and early 1950s, television eroded the popularity of most of these type of radio shows, and by the late 1950s radio broadcasting took on much the form it has today - strongly focused on music, news and sports (though comedy and dramatic content can still be found). ...
• In Britain during the 1950s, radio broadcasting was dominated entirely by the BBC. Rock and pop music fans, dissatisfied with the BBC's output, often listened to Radio Luxembourg. During the post-1964 period, western Europe offshore radio (such as Radio Caroline broadcasting from ships at anchor or abandoned forts) helped to supply the demand for the pop and rock music. The BBC launched their own pop music station, BBC Radio 1 in 1967. ...
• There has been a recent resurgence of interest in what is now called old-time radio or the "Golden Age of Radio," with surviving shows being traded and collected in reel-to-reel, cassette, CD and MP3 format. ...
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• Radio telescope.
• In contrast to an "ordinary" telescope, which produces visible light images, a radio telescope "sees" radio waves emitted by radio sources, typically by means of a large parabolic ("dish") antenna, or arrays of them. ...
• The Parkes 64 metre radio telescope in New South Wales, Australia (the bigger of the two shown).
• The best-known (and largest) radio telescope is the Arecibo radio telescope located in Arecibo, Puerto Rico. Another well-known radio telescope is the Very Large Array (VLA), in Socorro, New Mexico. The largest radio telescope in Europe is the 100 metre diameter antenna in Effelsberg, Germany. A typical size of the single antenna of a radio telescope is 25 meter, dozens of radio telescopes with comparable sizes are operated in radio observatories all over the world. ...
• The sub-field of astronomy related to observations made through radio telescopes is known as radio astronomy. ...
• Many celestial objects, such as pulsars or active galaxies (like quasars), produce radio-frequency radiation and so are best "visible" or even only visible in the radio region of electromagnetic spectrum. By examining the frequency, power and timing of radio emissions from these objects, astronomers can improve our understanding of the Universe .
• Radio telescopes are also occasionally involved in SETI and tracking space probes (see Deep Space Network). ...
• List of radio telescopes .

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• Radio Kabul.
• (Redirected from Kabul Radio) .
• Radio Kabul is the official radio station of Afghanistan. The name Radio Kabul has been given to many different incarnations of the state-run radio station since the first radio transmitters were installed in Kabul in the 1920s. ...
• This is generally considered the official birth of Radio Kabul. ...
• Throughout the modern history of Afghanistan, the radio has been controlled by (and renamed by) the currently ruling party. As King Mohammed Zahir Shah tried to reinforce his goal of pan-Afghan unity, the station's name was changed in 1953 to the Afghan Broadcasting System, and again in 1960 to Radio Afghanistan. During times of relative peace in the 1960s and 70s, Radio Kabul hosted a whole generation of traditional and modern Afghani artists such as Ustad Mohammad Hussain Sarahang, Ustad Farida Mahwash, and Ustad Mohammad Hashem Cheshti. ...
• In 1979, when the King was overthrown in a coup, the change of government was announced by the new leaders over the radio station. After the Soviet Union installed a puppet government in 1979, Radio Kabul was controlled by the Soviet-backed government and was used to rebroadcast pro-Soviet propaganda directly from the Soviet Union. ...
• During the civil war that followed the withdrawal of Soviet forces in 1990, the radio station was damaged several times during the fighting, changing hands as different factions gained control of Kabul. ... As the Taliban consolidated their power throughout the country, the radio station was used to rally Taliban supporters and to broadcast new edicts by the ruling mullahs. ...
• The Taliban banned music on the new station and ordered the destruction of the radio archives, which contained irreplaceable tapes of Radio Kabul music and political programs going back over forty years. The tapes were presumed to have been lost forever, but in 2002 the BBC reported that, miraculously, the archives survived not only the Taliban but the utter destruction of the Radio Kabul building by U. ...
• After the Taliban were driven from power, Radio Kabul resumed its music and political programs. ...

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• Radio-Sky Publishing was established to help make the fascinating world of radio astronomy accessible to a wide audience of students, teachers and amateur scientists. ...
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• Radio-Sky Publishing is honored to have  received the Griffith Observatory Star Award. ...

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• Enjoy special offers from ACB Radio and Audible. ...
• Check out the ACB Radio audio diary from CSUN 2004.
• ACB Radio features blind broadcasters in eight countries, broadcasting to a world wide audience in over 70 countries. People listen to ACB Radio using free software on their computer. If you're a first time visitor, listen to the ACB Radio Promotional CD or read an introduction to ACB Radio and our broadcast services.
• ACB Radio Mainstream can also be heard in the United Kingdom on the telephone, courtesy of To listen, UK callers should phone 0845 333 0855.
• Listen to ACB Radio Mainstream for programming produced by the blind, for the blind.
• Listen to the ACB Radio Cafe for all blind musicians, all the time!.
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• Visit our on-demand section to hear archives of your favourite ACB Radio mainstream shows.
• Search the ACB Radio Site or the Web.
• Keep up-to-date with ACB Radio. ...
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• Christian radio.
• Commercial Christian radio is a radio format that plays popular music styles with a focus on a Christian message. Many Christian Radio stations are commercial in nature, and select music in a manner intended to increase profitability of advertisers, thereby increasing the value of the station's advertising, and the station's profits. Other Christian Radio stations are supported by listeners, or by Christian organizations or institutions. ...
• In many ways, Christian radio mirrors mainstream music radio. ...
• Many Christian radio stations play primarily gospel music, while others play all formats of Contemporary Christian music including rock and roll, pop, rap, country, and alternative. Many artists within the Christian music industry criticize Christian radio for only playing "safe" music, and not taking enough chances on new artists or, in some cases, older artists, that may not be as appealing to the largely conservative Gospel Music Association. ...
• Popular artists on Christian radio include Steven Curtis Chapman, Carman, and Sandy Patti. ...
• See also: radio, music radio and internet radio. ...

• Radio Kabul.
• Radio Kabul is the official radio station of Afghanistan. The name Radio Kabul has been given to many different incarnations of the state-run radio station since the first radio transmitters were installed in Kabul in the 1920s. ...
• This is generally considered the official birth of Radio Kabul. ...
• Throughout the modern history of Afghanistan, the radio has been controlled by (and renamed by) the currently ruling party. As King Mohammed Zahir Shah tried to reinforce his goal of pan-Afghan unity, the station's name was changed in 1953 to the Afghan Broadcasting System, and again in 1960 to Radio Afghanistan. During times of relative peace in the 1960s and 70s, Radio Kabul hosted a whole generation of traditional and modern Afghani artists such as Ustad Mohammad Hussain Sarahang, Ustad Farida Mahwash, and Ustad Mohammad Hashem Cheshti. ...
• In 1979, when the King was overthrown in a coup, the change of government was announced by the new leaders over the radio station. After the Soviet Union installed a puppet government in 1979, Radio Kabul was controlled by the Soviet-backed government and was used to rebroadcast pro-Soviet propaganda directly from the Soviet Union. ...
• During the civil war that followed the withdrawal of Soviet forces in 1990, the radio station was damaged several times during the fighting, changing hands as different factions gained control of Kabul. ... As the Taliban consolidated their power throughout the country, the radio station was used to rally Taliban supporters and to broadcast new edicts by the ruling mullahs. ...
• The Taliban banned music on the new station and ordered the destruction of the radio archives, which contained irreplaceable tapes of Radio Kabul music and political programs going back over forty years. The tapes were presumed to have been lost forever, but in 2002 the BBC reported that, miraculously, the archives survived not only the Taliban but the utter destruction of the Radio Kabul building by U. ...
• After the Taliban were driven from power, Radio Kabul resumed its music and political programs. ...

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• Free Radio Berkeley.
• Welcome to Free Radio Berkeley. Founded on April 11, 1993 as a Free Speech voice challenging the regulatory structure and power of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Free Radio Berkeley has been engaged in an ongoing legal battle with the FCC. Until it was silenced by a court injunction in June 1998, Free Radio Berkeley was broadcasting 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 104. ... The original Free Speech mission to provide community news, discussions and interviews, information, a wide range of music, and more has now been taken up by Berkeley Liberation Radio.
• Free Radio Berkeley was instrumental in helping to to create an ever growing micropower broadcasting movement to liberate the airwaves and break the corporate broadcast media's stranglehold on the free flow of news, information, ideas, cultural and artistic creativity. ...   Even given the limited nature of LPFM it was immediately opposed by both the National Association of Broadcasters and National Public Radio. ...
• Following the example of Free Radio Berkeley, hundreds of micropower broadcast stations have taken to the air across the United States and in other countries as well. ... Drive-by radio! .
• Free Radio Berkeley has two somewhat distinct entities - Free Radio Berkeley 104. 1 FM, a silenced  broadcast station that was operating with 100 volunteer programmers, and - Free Radio Berkeley IRATE (International Radio Action Training, Education), which provides transmitter kits, technical support and training and is involved in national and international outreach and organizing efforts. ...
• On this site you will find information on Free Radio Berkeley. ... Also, check out the Micropower Broadcasting section containing information and links to help you start your own community micropower radio station.

• Beginners Guide to Ham Radio.
• What is Amateur Radio?.
• Amateur radio is a community of people that use radio transmitters and receivers to communicate with other Amateur radio operators. The things that amateur radio operators do with their radios are diverse as the people themselves. ...
• Amateur radio operators are often called ham radio operators or simply "hams. ... Amateur radio operators proudly call themselves hams and nobody knows why. ...
• Ham radio operators are licensed by the United States Government and enjoy a far more priviledges of radio operation than "CB" radio operators do. With these priviledges come responisbilities and rules for the operation of an amateur radio station. ...
• Ham radio is a hobby, but that doesn't mean it's completely frivoulous. ...
• 2) Ham radio operator cannot `broadcast' to the public. This means that ham radio transmissions are meant to be received by other ham radio operatators. While a short-wave radios or scanners will allow you to listen to the ham radio bands, what you will hear is hams talking to other hams and not music or other radio programs of `general' interest. ...
• Within these (and other) guidelines, however, hams are empowered to do just about everything that goverment and private radio stations are allowed to do. ...
• Things you can to do with amateur radio.
• Packet radio - The internet over ham radio? Not really. ... but ham radio operators enjoy a digital network of their own, all without wires! .

• BBC Radio Five Live.
• (Redirected from BBC Radio Five) .
• BBC Radio Five Live is the British Broadcasting Corporation's radio service devoted to news, phone-ins, and sports commentaries. ...
• It is transmitted via analogue radio on 693 and 909 kHz AM in the medium wave band, and on digital radio, digital satellite and digital terrestrial television. ...
• The station was originally launched as BBC Radio 5 at 9am on 27 August 1990, and carried a mixture of sports, news, children's programming and drama, broadcasting for about 18 hours per day. The BBC eventually decided to relaunch the station with a new name, so the "old" Radio 5 closed down at midnight on Sunday 27 March 1994 following a special programme on the subject of endings, and the new Radio Five Live began its 24-hour service on the morning of Monday, 28 March. ...
• A companion station, BBC Radio Five Live Sports Extra, was launched as a digital-only service on 2 February 2002. ...
• See also: List of BBC radio stations .
• BBC Radio Five Live .
• BBC Radio Five Live - live streaming audio .
• BBC Radio Five Live - Live streaming (RealAudio) .
• BBC Radio Five Live Sports Extra .
• BBC Radio Five Live Sports Extra - Live streaming (RealAudio) .

• Radio astronomy.
• Radio astronomy is the study of celestial phenomena through measurement of the characteristics of radio waves emitted by physical processes occurring in space. Radio waves are much longer than light waves. In order to receive good signals, radio astronomy requires large antennas. Radio astronomy is a relatively new field of astronomical research. ...
• He announced that he received extraterrestrial radio signals. ... The scientific community did not believe him, primarily because research of cosmic signals did not exist (what is known today as radio astronomy), and the community of science rejected Tesla's data. ...
• One of the earliest modern investigations into extraterrestrial sources of radio waves were by Karl Guthe Jansky, an engineer with Bell Telephone Laboratories, in the early 1930s. ... After World War II, substantial improvements in radio astronomy technology were made by astronomers in Europe and the United States, and the field of radio astronomy began to blossom. ...
• Radio astronomy has led to substantial increases in astronomical knowledge, particularly with the discovery of several classes of new objects, including pulsars, quasars and radio galaxies. ...
• Radio astronomy is also partly responsible for the idea that dark matter is an important component of our universe; radio measurements of the rotation of galaxies suggest that there is much more mass in galaxies than has been directly observed (see Vera Rubin. And the cosmic microwave background radiation was first detected using radio telescopes. However, radio telescopes have also been used to investigate objects much closer to home, including observations of the Sun and solar activity, and radar mapping of the planets. ...
• The United States government has established an institution to conduct radio astornomy research, titled NRAO, or National Radio Astronomy Observatory. This institution controls various radio telescopes around the United States included the world's largest fully mobile radio telescope, the GBT. The United States government has also set aside a national radio quiet zone for radio astronomy research centered around Green Bank, West Virginia. ...

• RADIO.
• Explain what radio is. Include in your explanation: the differences between broadcast radio and hobby radio, and the differences between broadcasting and two-way communicating. Also discuss broadcast radio and amateur radio call signs and using phonetics. ...
• Sketch a diagram showing how radio waves travel locally and around the world. How do the broadcast radio stations, WWV and WWVH, help determine what you will hear when you listen to a radio? .
• Locate on your chart at least eight radio services such as AM and FM commercial broadcast, CB, television, amateur radio (at least four ham radio bands), and police. ...
• Discuss why some radio stations are called DX and others are called local. ...
• Explain how radio waves carry information. ...
• Explain to your counselor the safety precautions for working with radio gear, particularly direct current and RF grounding. ...
• Amateur radio .
• Describe some of the activities that amateur radio operators can do on the air, once they have earned an amateur radio license. ...
• Carry on a 10-minute real or simulated ham radio contact using voice or Morse code; use proper call signs, Q signals, and abbreviations. (Licensed ham radio operators may substitute five QSL cards as evidence of contacts with amateur radio operators from at least three different call districts. ) Properly log the real or simulated ham radio contact and record the signal report. ...
• Explain at least five Q signals or amateur radio terms you hear while listening. ...

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