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Prof. Frank McDonough on Twitter: "5 February 1924. BBC Radio electronically generated time signals or “pips” from the Greenwich Observatory, were broadcast for the first time. They were Invented by the Astronomer
5th February 1924: Greenwich time signal 'pips' broadcast by the BBC for the first time - YouTube
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FM broadcasting - Wikipedia
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BBC World Service resurrects shortwave broadcasts in war-torn Ukraine | TPR
BBC World Service at 80: A lifetime of shortwave - BBC News
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Axed Signal DJ Louise Stones lands new job... on BBC Radio Stoke! - Stoke-on-Trent Live
Do not adjust your radio | New Scientist
The Evolution of Radio Receivers - EuroScientist journal
BBC Radio 4 - Wikipedia
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Why rumours of BBC Radio 2's demise might be overstated | Radio 2 | The Guardian
Blur's Dave Rowntree: Long wave radio changed my life - BBC mustn't switch it off prematurely
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