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Re-live original Media Network shows as broadcast between 1980-2000. Curator & host Jonathan Marks shares the archive of insight into international broadcasting. Enjoy.
COVID disrupted just about everything for me. And by New Years Day 2023, I started wondering if there is any value in continuing the Media N...
Hello, welcome back to Part 2 of the Maarten van delft tapes. This time with unique studio recordings from the Caribbean made around 1988. H...
Here is the link to the LIST of stations in this episode: Hello, it is January 2023 and I'm playing around in the Media Network archive vaul...
I am gradually sorting out my off-air radio cassette collection. I realise that if I don't do it now, I will never get around to it. But I a...
This is the second edition of DX Juke Box that I hosted, having joined Radio Netherlands a couple of weeks earlier. The programme in those d...
Look what I found. When I was working for the ORF Shortwave Panorama, BBC Monitoring Service and later Radio Netherlands, I learned the impo...
Another early edition of DX Juke Box, with input from my good friend Victor Goonetilleke. I sent him a tape recorder and plenty of cassette....
A little over a month after taking over the programme, I was starting to phase out the music in DX Juke Box and bring in more equipment test...
For some reason this trip up North to Friesland to visit Radio Fryslan was digitized but never uploaded to this Media Network collection. So...
Going through some cassettes on the last day of February and I discovered several cassettes of BBC's programme for shortwave listeners. Worl...
Going through some cassettes on the last day of February and I discovered several cassettes of BBC's programme for shortwave listeners. Worl...
This edition had another Longwave update. We talk to John Ross Barnard about the attempts to get longwave radio out of the Isle of Man. Delt...
In this edition, Lodewijk Bouwens launches DRM at a conference in China on behalf of other Western broadcasters. (This is the earliest annou...
Ignore all the email address and phone numbers mentioned in this edition of the programme. They are all obsolete. However, we have revived a...
Episode 3 about Radio Netherlands has now been published on Vimeo and YouTube. It is video so it complements the collection here on Libsyn....
https://vimeo.com/495422288 Media Network videos are hosted on Vimeo for the time being. In Episode 1 we visited the largest international r...
This is the link to the first edition of the new series of Media Network Videocasts. Please note they are hosted on VIMEO not Libsyn which i...
During the lifetime of Series One, we had a great relationship with Steve Whitt of the UK's Mediumwave Circle. They were kind enough to host...
This edition of Media Network covered updates on the numbers stations. But we started with news of unusual FM reception in New Zealand from...
Happy New Year 2021. This is THE place for vintage editions of Media Network, the weekly communications programme as aired on the English Se...
Christmas and New Year were traditionally quiet times at Radio Netherlands, with a lot of pre-taped specials. We didn't really know whether...
I was delighted to discover in December 2020 that Neil Carleton of Almonte, Ontario, Canada remembers us. We remember him. We originally got...
So whatever happened to the world's first green radio station, Radio Safari? In late 1996, we followed up on a report in New Scientist and m...
This programme includes a visit to the shortwave transmitter site at Meyerton a small town lying 15 km north of Vereeniging in Gauteng, Sout...
I remember this edition of Media Network like it was yesterday. It was edition 750. We had many greetings from around the world. And we remi...
The main part of this edition of Media Network is a rather unique portrait of the Bhutan Broadcasting Service. Thanks to a duty trip by Radi...
Satellite Radio is going to happen in the US, despite opposition from the NAB. Q-FM is the new name for Radio London. There is the first of...
We start we extensive tuning tips. High Adventure Ministries Has started transmissions to Europe and opening a postbox in the US. Carl Kruge...
Lots of calls from listeners at the start of this Media Network. David Ward tells us about a new wind-up radio from Morphy Richards. We comp...
Channel Africa will lose its funding. The future of the Meyerton. The first Ariane 5 self-destructs. There were four satellites called CLUST...
We often spoke with Jemstone founder Tudor Lomas. This was the first time he explains what is happening between Europe, North Africa and the...
We get a reaction on what we should be looking for in radios for visually disabled listeners. Sony is trying to boost its MiniDisc system an...
This programme paints an interesting picture of Southern African broadcasting. Gene Reich provides a different opening to the programme whic...
We discuss two new communications receivers from AOR , the 7030 and AR5000. We talk with Roger Hillier from AOR UK. The rest of the programm...
We started the show with some mid-season frequency changes and some reception problems. Maybe the Russian relays of RNW may work better? Han...
Jan Willem Drexhage tells us about new satellite subcarriers. Listeners ask us to explain the Luxembourg Effect which turned out to be a nat...
The programme starts with tuning tips from Arthur Cushen. We went to the Evoluon in Eindhoven to hear about the future of CD Interactive. Wi...
This is a mainly news edition of the programme covering the news that PA6RHN from Eindhoven was a success. Radio Bloemendaal will increase i...
In previous editions of Media Network we mentioned the strange Japanese religious station Aum Shinrikyo. They had hired a huge number of tra...
This is a mainly news edition of the programme covering PA6RHN from Eindhoven was a success. Radio Bloemendaal will increase its power to 50...
The Big Bells contest results, we announce the prize winners. Radio Delta 171 having second thoughts about longwave. NASA has been flying a...
This programme examines the extensive floods that are threatening the Netherlands and the role played by Dutch local community radio. We als...
This programme starts with the first extensive interview we did with broadcaster, listener and genuinely nice guy Jim Cutler. How ISDN is re...
This programme gives a good overview of what people were tuning into on the new range of European broadcast satellite. We started with the n...
In their heyday, radio listener clubs did a lot to create awareness about international shortwave broadcasting. In this edition of Media Net...
We included full plans for the 50th Anniversary Open day on June 7th 1997. We also made a TV documentary called Lifelines (available on line...
Most of this programme was devoted to the looming threats Interview with former Radio Australia DG Peter Barnett. The station costs US10 mil...
Where was the old theme from DXJB used in a film? The photo may be a clue. Hilversum had a serious communications problem just at the moment...
We visited Nethold to find out more about digital satellite television in Africa, Diana spoke with Jock Anderson in South Africa. Stocks and...
The History of Offshore Radio Jingles was a brilliant collaboration between Keith Skues (photo credit Offshore Echoes) and the Society of Ji...