It fine in that manner of thinking, allow me to be the first complainant if I
may, as the same networking appears to discuss everything but "shortwave",
which is alive and kicking in every place except the over-privileged realm that
we populate...
Even if our conversation veers to towards other forms of radio broadcasting
such as FM, there seems to no discussion where it is prevalent most namely in
areas of conflict, disaster and some Asian (I mean the whole continent, not
just west of Japan) and African countries which seems to re-invented radio
programming which is local in origin and global in appeal, with such gusto,
that it gives a new meaning to term "radio". So it would be nice if the
conversation includes what this medium is doing in changing lives in most parts
of the world instead of abstruse non-radio technology usage in mere pockets of
it.
Since schmoozing is suddenly cool in this list, I may be posting my exploits as
a teenager in hijacking a local LPFM station in eastern India, or more recently
on devising a live undetectable HF link for the Occupy Movement while it was
camping in lower Manhattan, and so on... and yes if you need to build a radio
or television station on the fly with no money in your pockets and hoodwink a
government or two in the process, I am your guy in not so far in New Jersey in
the very township where Thomas Edison invented much of all this.
Mano Guha
Sounds Good ~ Painting with Light ~ Within the Frame
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From: Richard Cuff <[email protected]>
To: Discussion list for the Winter SWL Fest <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 8, 2012 5:11 PM
Subject: Re: [Swlfest] "Shortwave for Good" panelists?
Ah, but networking is always encouraged, Mano - connections that have
the common thread of radio -- however one defines it -- are certainly
germane for the group!
And, after all, the session in questions - "Shortwave For Good" - was
all about using radio to reach prospective audiences that were not
well served, and incorporated brainstorming as part of the discussion.
So I got no complaints about the discussion here...RC
On Tue, May 8, 2012 at 4:57 PM, Mano Guha <[email protected]> wrote:
> And I thought this was a place where hobbyists interacted, in which we did
> not schmooze for future clients...
>
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