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for licence money to be spent on radio broadcasting for the Irish abroad, RTÉ is moving ahead with plans to switch off its medium wave but keep its long-wave signal open until it introduces digital. However, prominent podcaster Brian Greene and the Emigrants Advice Network (EAN) have held meetings with the Department of Communications arguing the folly of shutting down the medium-wave service. “The shutdown is a reversal of recent trends in which Ireland has acknowledged its debt to the Irish abroad, and the need for

for licence money to be spent on radio broadcasting for the Irish abroad, RTÉ is moving ahead with plans to switch off its medium wave but keep its long-wave signal open until it introduces digital. However, prominent podcaster Brian Greene and the Emigrants Advice Network (EAN) have held meetings with the Department of Communications arguing the folly of shutting down the medium-wave service. “The shutdown is a reversal of recent trends in which Ireland has acknowledged its debt to the Irish abroad, and the need for

for licence money to be spent on radio broadcasting for the Irish abroad, RTÉ is moving ahead with plans to switch off its medium wave but keep its long-wave signal open until it introduces digital. However, prominent podcaster Brian Greene and the Emigrants Advice Network (EAN) have held meetings with the Department of Communications arguing the folly of shutting down the medium-wave service. “The shutdown is a reversal of recent trends in which Ireland has acknowledged its debt to the Irish abroad, and the need for

for licence money to be spent on radio broadcasting for the Irish abroad, RTÉ is moving ahead with plans to switch off its medium wave but keep its long-wave signal open until it introduces digital. However, prominent podcaster Brian Greene and the Emigrants Advice Network (EAN) have held meetings with the Department of Communications arguing the folly of shutting down the medium-wave service. “The shutdown is a reversal of recent trends in which Ireland has acknowledged its debt to the Irish abroad, and the need for

of service from RTE Radio 1 on 567kHz on March 24th . Next week we meet with the department of communication in an attempt to highlight the concerns of listerners and the business & technical reasons why this is a very bad move. more details from http://www.ean.ie/category/radio Finally a critique of Digital Terrestrial Television and the potential Free To Air components with in it, DTT TV is about to be rolled out in Ireland, this is a good time to ponder, will Ireland repeat the mistakes of ONdigital or embrace the openness

more reach that medium wave. LW travels further than MW during the day, but not at night. But more reach? Reach means getting onto more radios. As MW radio ownership in so much greater than LW radio ownership (based on manufacturing figures researched here

more reach that medium wave. LW travels further than MW during the day, but not at night. But more reach? Reach means getting onto more radios. As MW radio ownership in so much greater than LW radio ownership (based on manufacturing figures researched here

The party’s communication spokesperson Liz McManus said that the shutdown was in violation of the spirit of the Good Friday Agreement, because it will cut off one of the traditional cross-border links. …... Continue reading »