Radio Heritage Foundation
www.radioheritage.com
May 14 2013
Media Release
Retro Radio Dial 1953
Middle East/Central Asia
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A fascinating look back 60 years ago to 1953 and the radio stations that could be heard from the Middle East/Central Asia has just been released by the Radio Heritage Foundation at www.radioheritage.com.
You'll find a complete list of stations along the dial from Cyprus and Turkey in the west, Pakistan in the east, Saudi Arabia in the south, and Georgia and Azerbaijan in the north and all points in between.
Radio Pakistan has the strongest presence on the dial, and also had the largest number of registered radio receivers by far. You'll find many long gone radio stations, and others that have survived since this turbulent year in the region.
This was a period less than 10 years after the end of WWII when broadcasting was in its early days in the region. Many countries simply did not have a local radio station of any kind and shortwave was the main type of broadcasting, with few on mediumwave and none on FM.
Retro Radio Dial Middle East/Central Asia 1953 is the latest of a new series exploring the global radio dials at important times during the last century. The Cold War was in full swing in this region.
This is the latest of a new series looking at radio broadcasting in 1953; due shortly are the Philippines, North Asia [centered on China], South Asia [centered on India] and South East Asia [centered on newly independent Indonesia.]
You'll also find popular movies of 1953, the top 20 songs of the year, and recommended reading about the region of this era as well as useful facts which all help contribute to understanding the context of the 1953 radio dial in the Middle East/Central Asia.
The Radio Heritage Foundation is an independent non-profit organization with no connections to the broadcasting industry or any government agency, and is supported by people worldwide who think it's important to protect radio memories for the future. Content at www.radioheritage.com is free.
Come along and visit the Middle East/Central Asian radio dial in 1953 with us. There's even a place for you to share your own radio memories or thoughts of those times.
We welcome your feedback on this new Retro Radio Dial series.
Radio Heritage Foundation
www.radioheritage.com
The Global Radio Memories Project
'where today's people connect with yesterdays radio'
www.radioheritage.com
May 14 2013
Media Release
Retro Radio Dial 1953
Middle East/Central Asia
____________________
A fascinating look back 60 years ago to 1953 and the radio stations that could be heard from the Middle East/Central Asia has just been released by the Radio Heritage Foundation at www.radioheritage.com.
You'll find a complete list of stations along the dial from Cyprus and Turkey in the west, Pakistan in the east, Saudi Arabia in the south, and Georgia and Azerbaijan in the north and all points in between.
Radio Pakistan has the strongest presence on the dial, and also had the largest number of registered radio receivers by far. You'll find many long gone radio stations, and others that have survived since this turbulent year in the region.
This was a period less than 10 years after the end of WWII when broadcasting was in its early days in the region. Many countries simply did not have a local radio station of any kind and shortwave was the main type of broadcasting, with few on mediumwave and none on FM.
Retro Radio Dial Middle East/Central Asia 1953 is the latest of a new series exploring the global radio dials at important times during the last century. The Cold War was in full swing in this region.
This is the latest of a new series looking at radio broadcasting in 1953; due shortly are the Philippines, North Asia [centered on China], South Asia [centered on India] and South East Asia [centered on newly independent Indonesia.]
You'll also find popular movies of 1953, the top 20 songs of the year, and recommended reading about the region of this era as well as useful facts which all help contribute to understanding the context of the 1953 radio dial in the Middle East/Central Asia.
The Radio Heritage Foundation is an independent non-profit organization with no connections to the broadcasting industry or any government agency, and is supported by people worldwide who think it's important to protect radio memories for the future. Content at www.radioheritage.com is free.
Come along and visit the Middle East/Central Asian radio dial in 1953 with us. There's even a place for you to share your own radio memories or thoughts of those times.
We welcome your feedback on this new Retro Radio Dial series.
Radio Heritage Foundation
www.radioheritage.com
The Global Radio Memories Project
'where today's people connect with yesterdays radio'
