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  <title>MN.02.12.1982 Angola Profile</title>
  <description>Paul Ballister reports from London on a Polish clandestine radio station supporting the Solidarity movement which has popped up in London. And Radio 4 Today's programme has been talking about pirates.&#13;
Media Network was a labour of love for all those who contributed on a regular basis. Richard Ginbey, at that time a media enthusiast working in broadcasting in South Africa, compiled a series of radio portraits using his own extensive recordings taken off&amp;amp;nbsp;air. I think that they are probably some of the only surviving recordings of radio stations in places like Angola. Also, check out of the&amp;amp;nbsp;Interval signal database.&#13;
This edition also contains an interview with Michiel&amp;amp;nbsp;Schaay, the Dutch author and publisher of many utility books.&amp;amp;nbsp;</description>
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