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Susy Radio Home PageHome page of the latest project I'm involved with - SUSY RADIO took to the air in 1996 and has been on the air every six months or so ever since. It hopes to be returning to the airwaves with its ninth RSL sometime in 2001. Photos of presenters, programme schedule and other items of interest. Check it out !! The BigSmile HomepageCaroline stuff, and links to jingle producers. Dubious radio pageUnemployed ex-pirate Keith York's pages. Raymond's UplinkNews about RSL's, UK radio/TV and satellite broadcasters and may be of interest to other 'anoraks'. Norman Barrington's Home Page1970's Caroline DJ Norman Barrington's home page. Lots of jingles,photos and memorabilia. Great stuff ! The Free Radio NetworkThe home page of the 'Greatest Pirate Site on the Internet !!' Pirate RadioChris Smolinski's pirate radio page. Mainly of interest to USbrowsers and being developed as we speak. Radio Sweden Media ScanRadio Sweden's media editor, George Wood's page of media news from around the world. Many soundbites, including full programmes, and photos. Also many interesting links. Well worth a visit. UK Media NewsJames Cridland's UK Media page from Manchester UK. Lots of links,including one to this page. Well worth a read. Radio Nederland Home PageThe latest from the world-famous Dutch broadcaster, including programme and frequency listings and previews. World Radio NetworkThe home page of the World Radio Network in London. Everything you could ever want to know about that station. A 'must-see' ! Cyber-Radio PageHenk Lepper's cyberlab radio pages. Radio stuff, jingles, memorabilia etc. Well worth a browse. Swedish Report ServiceJonny from Sweden's report service home page. |
Important Note: Any mention of radio stations and services included in this page are included purely and simply as NEWS.They do not imply any support, endorsement or otherwise of thereported stations. I feel forced to include the above disclaimer as UK law makes it an offence to support or endorse any unlicensed radio stations, and have in the past threatened legitimate newsmedia with prosecution as they were deemed to be supporting these stations. (It's nice to live in such a free society !)