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Celebrating World Radio Day 2026
12/02/2026

Celebrating World Radio Day 2026

12/02/2026

🇺🇸 Radio World 1314 - February 11, 2026.

This edition...

Stingray has ambitious plans in the global audio ecosystem, and TuneIn is an important part of that. Read our profile

Juan Galdamez of Xperi discusses the evolution of measurement and how new tools in DTS AutoStage provide deeper insights about listener behavior.

John Bisset explores what the Shelly Uni module can do for you (for under $20).

Buyer’s Guide features products for remote and sports broadcasting from AVT, Comrex, Henry, Jutel, Lawo, Radio.Cloud, Telos Alliance and Tieline

*Format: PDF
*Language: English
*Pages: 32
*Size: 24.1 Mb
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04/02/2026

🇯🇵 SW DX Guide - February 2026, page hosted by the Japan Shortwave Club (JSWC):

*Issue contents:*
DX News Listing by Frequency English Shortwave Broadcasting Program Worldwide Japanese Broadcasting Program Monthly Shortwave QSL Information National Broadcasting Information HCJB Professor Ozaki Kazuo Memorial Society Letters from Foreign Broadcasting Stations Japanese Broadcasting Square Memorable Reception Certificates Member Letters (13 letters) Club Announcements From the Hut This Month (23) CRI Zhu Danyang (Part 1)

📢 SW DX-Guide (monthly) A4 size, 26-30 pages, edited by Mitsumoto Hirokazu

✅ Source
www5a.biglobe.ne.jp/~BCLSWL/jswc.html

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01/02/2026

🇩🇪 "Hansjörg Bieners DX Digest #67 - Reports on Medium and Shortwave January 2026 -

This summary details the upcoming 90th-anniversary celebrations of major international broadcasters, changes in shortwave schedules, and significant community events for 2026.

Major Anniversaries and Special Projects.

* Radio Prague International marks 90 years of broadcasting with a ten-card jubilee QSL series, a nine-part historical podcast series, and video tours of famous Czech libraries and film locations.

* Radio Bulgaria celebrates its 90th anniversary by releasing 12 special QSL cards throughout 2026, featuring archive images such as the first transmitter at Burgas Airport.

* Radio Taiwan International (RTI) will conduct a special English broadcast on January 22, 2026, via the Tamsui transmitter to Nordnorwegen, highlighting radio's resilience and its ability to connect the world without the internet.

Station Updates and Program Schedules.

* SM Radio Dessau has scheduled several broadcasts for the first quarter of 2026 covering themes like "Radio against Hi**er" and music from Bud Spencer films.

* The World’s Last Chance has ended its broadcasts on 9330 kHz, leading the WBCQ station in Maine to seek new long-term clients for its 500-kW transmitter.

* Radio Caroline North has published its full 2026 schedule, with broadcasts planned once a month via 648 kHz and 1368 kHz.

* Encore: Classical Music on Shortwave continues its bi-weekly classical music programs aired to Europe and North America via WRMI and Channel 292.

* Korches-Radio will return to the air on January 18, 2026, following the broadcaster's recovery from illness.

Community Events and Farewells.

* SM Radio Dessau is organizing a listener meeting on October 10, 2026, at the Nauen transmitter site to celebrate its 10th anniversary; attendance is limited to 30 people.

* 🙏 The DX hobby community mourns the loss of Hans-Friedrich Dumrese (HFD), a long-time contributor and organizer who passed away in early 2026.

Source: biener-media.de/biener-rundfunk.htm

01/02/2026

My first encounter in flesh and blood with Sir Mark Tully was an unexpected one. His essays in ‘No Full Stops in India’ were recommended reading for aspiring hacks in journalism school. I had heard stories from veteran journalist Satish Jacob about how he accompanied Tully to Ayodhya at Ground Zero for an assignment in 1992 in which they were challenged by kar sewaks before the eventual demolition of the Babri Masjid. As a Sub-Editor on the Edit page of a newspaper, I had read the flawless drafts of Sir Mark’s fortnightly column that mixed scholarship with lived experiences, in which all the full stops were at the right place. His insights into the politics of the Hindi heartland were as incisive as his distinct and persuasive voice on the importance of education in rural India. Subbing his columns was a pleasure early in my career.

So, when I discovered that I will be moderating a panel discussion at a book launch with Sir Mark Tully, I was over the moon. This was the credible and objective voice on radio my father turned to, before the advent of television. He was a legend of the profession and here I was, set to share the stage with him. What brought me on one platform with Sir Mark was the love for train travel. My travelogue about the longest train journey in India was part of an anthology brought out by the Indian Railways and Rupa Publications. It occupied pride of place with seasoned writers such as Ruskin Bond, Gillian Wright, Omair Ahmad, Shobha Narayan, Jerry Pinto and of course, Sir Mark Tully.

Aasheesh Sharma writes. He is Digital Editor with Outlook. He is a News Television award-winning journalist with wire service, newspaper, television, digital and OTT experience of more than 30 years. An experienced desk hand with bilingual proficiency, he has a healthy interest in learning new approaches to storytelling.

Read the full story: https://buff.ly/ryN93FF

01/02/2026

The history of public radio in Bulgaria began in autumn 1929 when a group of enthusiasts constructed a radio transmitter at the Military Engineering Workshop in Sofia. In early 1930, intellectuals and…

01/02/2026

🇮🇳 Asian DX Review Volumen 44 # 616 ADXR February 2026.
Publication of Indian DX Club International(IDXCI).

"DXing a Scientific hobby"

Inside this Issue:

Page 03: The Last Coupon: End of a Chapter, Continuation of a Spirit

Page 07: Milonmela 2026: A Cultural Confluence of Radio Listeners in Historic Murshidabad

Page 09: Remembering Sir Mark Tully - The Voice of India Who Spoke to the World

Page 10: India News

Page 15: World Radio Day 2026

Page 16: DX News

Page 24: DRM News

Page 25: HAM Radio News

Page 26: A Note to our DX Family

Page 27: Prodyut Banerjee: A Sailor of Seas and Signals

Page 27: A Fond Farewell to Pino — A Lifetime Dedicated to Radio

🔸A Note to Our DX Family

This month’s issue of Asian DX Review appears in a different format, and some regular sections are missing.

Our longtime editor, Babul Gupta (VU3ZBG), was recently hospitalized and is now recovering at home. While his health is improving, access to his shack is still limited. We join together as a DX family in wishing him a full and speedy recovery.

Thanks to the timely support of Sudipta Ghose, Alokesh Gupta, and Jose Jacob, this issue was made possible.

We warmly invite our readers to submit loggings, QSL updates, articles, and DX experiences for future editions. Your contributions keep our DX community alive.

🔸Format: PDF
🔸Language: English
🔸Pages: 28
🔸Size: 3.5 Mb

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