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The BBC ends longwave radio service today

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The BBC ends longwave radio service today

As a child, I used to be fascinated by the indicators on old radios for faraway cities: magic places such as Warsaw, Nador, Ulaanbatar and Droitwich. Longwave radio was surely something amazing we had found but already forgotten about, those markings and frequencies being absent from newer devices. — Read the rest The post The BBC ends longwave radio service today appeared first on Boing Boing.

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