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The futility of jamming radio broadcasts

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stormy01

This situation is lose-lose-lose for listeners/DXers/governments
There are better things to do with limited resources than wasting same and jamming up the airwaves!

http://www.miamiherald.com/1447/story/1031666.html

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The U.S. government’s own Spanish radio – Radio Marti – is being jammed more than ever.
 
stormy01 said:
This situation is lose-lose-lose for listeners/DXers/governments
There are better things to do with limited resources than wasting same and jamming up the airwaves!

http://www.miamiherald.com/1447/story/1031666.html

free subscription needed to read Taylor on Radio-Info (for article below*):
http://www.radio-info.com/signup

to read: *http://www.radio-info.com/newsletter/html/tri-05062009.html

scroll to:
The U.S. government’s own Spanish radio – Radio Marti – is being jammed more than ever.
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It's a stalemate.
 
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