While most of the October 3 Lampedusa boat disaster victims were Eritreans, news of the tragedy was unlikely to reach the isolated East African nation – save for Radio Erena, a radio station broadcasting from Paris.
New York MagazineRussian Spies Met at Fort Greene Coffee Shop, Grumbled About Work StuffNew York MagazineTo do this, the feds say, they used all kinds […]
At the BBC, fewer languages and less influence?PRI’s The WorldA further six services will stop transmitting on short wave. It means an estimated 30 million […]
Calling TokyoLA Downtown News OnlineThe OWI and BPWM produced regular short-wave radio broadcasts in Japanese in hopes of convincing Japanese political and military leadership to […]
