Online Radio and TV

I’ve spent some time building some pages detailing where you can Listen to Radio Online, especially listening to Live Shortwave Radio Streams Online. At this point I’ve devoted most of my energy to the following pages: English Language Shortwave Radio Streams and Multi-Language Live Radio Streams Both have links to live shortwave streams. [...]

It’s been a busy week here and I’m forgoing the usual topical post that would appear here today in part because I wanted to highlight some of the pages I’ve added and worked on here in the last week. For starters I’ve got a main page called Watch TV Online on which I’ll be [...]

NHK Radio Japan is an international broadcaster with a long history. It was initially modeled on the BBC of the United Kingdom and founded in 1926. The first shortwave broadcast was launced in 1935. Through the dark years of World War II it was an official mouthpiece of the Imperial Army. [...]

World Radio Network www.wrn.org is a good resource for those of you interested in news from around the world without buying a shortwave radio and just tuning in with your PC. They also have signals available over satellite, so if you have satellite tv you might be able to retrieve their satellite stream. [...]

I don’t recall if I had mentioned this before, but there is a page on the site that is suited for viewing with a pda…. pda.onlineradiotv.com Until today I just had a couple links there, but I’ve just added a pretty good list of Shortwave sources there. Some are live news, some are [...]

Israeli radio targetted Iran with shortwave broadcast.
Sixty six-year-old Amir left his home town of Tehran 47 years ago to come to Israel and has since worked as a broadcaster at the Voice of Israel service in Farsi, which is beamed via short-wave into Iran.

This is somewhat related to broadcasting in a sense. In fact, I think this is a good point as to why shortwave broadcasts are still useful. I’m reading that Iran is blocking access to the BBC’s worldservice Persian web page. So, if you live in Iran and try and get news from [...]

Israel Radio International is the official “Voice of Israel” known as Kol Israel. They’ve been broadcasting as such since 1948. There are a number of feeds available.in a wide range of languages. Some of the stations in Israel are targetted towards newcomers and that covers a wide variety of language content.

Radio Australia (Australia Broadcasting Company (ABC)) has been broadcasting for about 60 years in the South Pacific in key regional languages. Their Chinese broadcasting began during World War II.
The home page for Radio Australia is here, they have a page at WRN here.

Another broadcaster with a long history in shortwave, and now online. This is Deutsche Welle, the German National broadcaster. Their English language home page can be found here. They have a choice of 30 languages (at their page.)
There are a variety of different audio programs available. (Audio and TV as well)