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The Hunt For The Cold War Spy Radio Stations That Still Broadcast Today -
Co.Design (blog)

Posted: 05 Oct 2017 06:04 AM PDT
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Co.Design (blog)
The Hunt For The Cold War Spy Radio Stations That Still Broadcast Today
Co.Design (blog)
But the strangest tool in the spys arsenal are Numbers Stations: Shortwave
radio transmissions of seemingly random strings of numbers that are
actually encrypted messages. First documented during World War I and used
at their height during the Cold ...



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Sounds Around Town: Jack DeJohnette drives the beat with Hudson at Berklee
Performance Center - Wicked Local Malden

Posted: 05 Oct 2017 10:12 AM PDT
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Wicked Local Malden
Sounds Around Town: Jack DeJohnette drives the beat with Hudson at Berklee
Performance Center
Wicked Local Malden
“We had a shortwave radio so I could listen to European music and opera,�
said DeJohnette. “I heard some country & western music, some Grand Ole Opry
broadcasts. It was very eclectic. “And my uncle, Roy Wood, was a radio news
broadcaster who ...

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Here's Where Cold War Radio Stations Broadcast Spies' Secret ... - WIRED

Posted: 11 Sep 2017 12:39 PM PDT
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WIRED
Heres Where Cold War Radio Stations Broadcast Spies Secret ...
WIRED
In the 1970s, intelligence agencies supposedly sent out cryptic messages
over the radio. Photographer Lewis Bush tries to hunt down their origin.

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World Maker Faire Visitors Urged to Build, Make, Create ... - ARRL - ARRL

Posted: 02 Oct 2017 09:35 AM PDT
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World Maker Faire Visitors Urged to Build, Make, Create ... - ARRL
ARRL
Ham radio exhibitors at the 2017 World Maker Faire in New York City over
the September 23 – 24 weekend urged visitors to “build, make, create,
communicate.