Topic: MOA

Something Ive always wondered is how come during the 1974–1989 period it was still possible for a Dutch station to be profitable (even to the extent of subsidising a loss making...

For 5 days starting on the 11th of August, W.N.K.R. will be remembering the 41st anniversary of the Marine Broadcasting Offences Act.

 I listened in the 70s up until the Dutch MOA, so I don't know if that coincides with the period to which you refer.

I reluctantly find myself having to agree with der little Englander, inasmush as how squeaky clean certain prate operators were or were not.

Now that the excellent programming from Nowthatsradio remembering the 40th year since the MOA has ceased, and with the continuation of output on 1476khz, I have been made aware...

When Pirate BBC Essex ceased their broadcast from the LV18 in 2004 they said they would return in August 2007 to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the introduction of the...

Question, does anybody know if BigL Radio London 60's ever made an actual profit, was 60's before MOA making money? Just a thought.

 Well, what I was trying to say, after you said there was little decent music from that era, was that *I* had my own very different opinion.

 Hi guys I've been away for a long weekend to find a minor war waging on my return. All started by lil' ol' moi!

I wonder why it was that a lot of problems etc for the Offshore stations always seemed to happen in August, Or is it just coincidence?

In article <32de1427fb024a460d5aa8305c55fb0d@jiglu-wc>, ... (Neil Gates) wrote: That would probably have been through a UK Office which would have...

Regarding the legislation you talk about above. I think most people would agree that it is over the top and probably illegal.

dimitri konstantine <...> said: Oh!! i would agree with that but even you must admit that this coming August the 40th anniversary of the introduction...

... ... <...> said: Hi Nico, So far i haven't heard anything but with this coming August the 40th anniversary...