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  1. CBS World War II Radio Broadcasts (2003)

    Subject
    History; Media studies
    Distribution
    Sale, CD-ROM (Hybrid, 2,200+ minutes), $9.99

    An MP3 audio CD-ROM of the renowned CBS "World NewsToday" War news radio show featuring the broadcasts of Edward R Murrow, William L Shirer, Robert Trout, Eric Sevareid, Charles Collingwood, and Douglas...

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  2. Martial law in Poland - illegal broadcast (1982)

    Genre
    News report

    Report on an illegal underground radio broadcast on Radio Solidarity from an anonymous woman and man in Poland during the period of martial law in the country. Male reporter not identified.

    LBC IRN LBC IRN Radio Radio Online Online Audio Audio

  3. The Channel 4 films of the 1980s: ‘A worrying new category’

    Date
    9 Nov 2010, 13:22
    Author
    bufvclinda
    Post Type
    Post

    As Channel 4 draws the curtain on the eleven-year success of the Big Brother franchise,  it continues to reap the rewards of being the producer of some of the most popular shows on television, including...

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  4. Jamming of BBC Polish service (1982)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interview with BBC World Service Managing Director Douglas Muggeridge on the jamming of the Polish service by the BBC to the country. Male interviewer not identified.

    LBC IRN LBC IRN Radio Radio Online Online Audio Audio

  5. Official Polish broadcast on implementation of martial law (1981)

    Genre
    Special; Speech

    Recording of an official broadcast on Polish radio or television explaining the Government’s reasons for the implementation of martial law and the banning of the Solidarity trade union in the country. The...

    LBC IRN LBC IRN Radio Radio Online Online Audio Audio
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