The idea of tuning via my laptop and wifi has a certain appeal.
-Original Message-
From: Scott Royall [mailto:roy...@conchbbs.com]
Sent: Saturday, January 02, 2010 8:01 PM
To: 'Richard Cuff'
Subject: RE: [Swprograms] Matinee Idle
Question, is anyone doing a directory of international br
Yep. Some do this better than others; the BBC World Service website
is updated pretty well. So is the CBC. For the most part, Radio
National is also current (at least during the regular season).
The CBC, better than most broadcasters (at least in my own opinion),
has successfully sorted out tha
What occurs to me is that, if international broadcasters really do see the
Internet as a legitimate transmission medium, they have to make a quantum
leap in the attention they give their websites. (Yes, that's all one
sentence.)
-Original Message-
From: swprograms-boun...@hard-core-dx.com
It's interesting how our expectations have changed over the years.
Back in the day, one knew that Australia and New Zealand radio
offerings were substantially altered during the mid-December to
mid-January period (Roger Broadbent called this period the "silly
season" a while back), but there was no
That figures: you will not find any sign of Matinee Idle on the current RNZI
program grid at http://www.rnzi.com/pages/schedules.php nor any single program
it replaces, including ``Radio National``, which merely means relaying whatever
is on the domestic network, but instead if on from 2335 to 0
