VoA radiogram #158

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Am 08.04.2016 um 12:45 schrieb VOA Radiogram:
"....Hello friends,

The German communications regulator Bundesnetzagentur has changed its mind about allowing digital modes on shortwave broadcast transmitters in Germany. Apparently BNetzA thought that Channel 292 was transmitting the text and images in single sideband (SSB), which is how amateurs, military, etc, transmit the digital modes. Now that they know that the MFSK32 and other modes are sent as program audio on an analogue amplitude-modulation shortwave transmitter, their objections were withdrawn. (It's similar to A2A modulated CW.)
BNetzA prefers that the term MFSK32 not be used to describe these broadcasts, but we have to specify the mode so that you can set Fldigi or other decoding software to the correct mode. In any case, the weekly MFSK32 transmission will resume on The Mighty KBC, and DigiDX will return to Channel 292.........
.............The Mighty KBC will (after a one-week break) transmit a minute of MFSK32 Sunday at about 0220 UTC (Saturday 10:20 pm EDT) on 6040 kHz, via Germany. Sometimes the MFSK32 is as late as 0228 UTC. Reports for this KBC reception to Eric: themightykbc@gmail.com

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RSID: <<2016-04-10T21:30Z MFSK-32 @ 15770000+1500>>
Hello and welcome to DigiDX 8, a weekly review of the latest shortwave and DX news broadcast in the MFSK32 mode. This broadcast includes shortwave news and reception reports and PrimeTimeShortwave.com’s A16 schedule for English broadcasts to Europe and North/South America. The A16 schedules English to Europe are included in the main 1500Hz broadcast in MFSK32 but after 3 minutes on 2200Hz the A16 English schedules to the America’s starts and will be broadcast for 19 minutes. To decode either record and playback the episode and decode both separately or open two copies of FlDigi / MultiPSK (or one of each if you are having problems opening two instances of the same software). Also included after the feature is another attempt to broadcast a MIDI audio file, this time in Olivia 64-2000 mode. DigiDX weekly schedule: Sunday 2130 - 15770kHz via WRMI (Okeechobee, FL, USA) Sunday 2330 - 11580kHz via WRMI (Okeechobee, FL, USA) Monday 2000 - 6070kHz via Channel 292 (Rohrbach Wall, DE) Any changes to this schedule or extra broadcasts will be listed on http://www.digidx.uk The good news after last week's worries over broadcasts from Germany via Channel 292 or Radio 700 is that DigiDX and other digital mode broadcasts are now again permitted via German transmitters. Thanks to Rainer from Channel 292 for speaking to the German regulator “Bundesnetzagentur” to establish that as long as broadcasts are “Analogue MFSK32 via AM/A3” (which DigiDX has always been) they will be allowed. Thanks to everyone who emailed in their support or posted on the Facebook page during this time of uncertainty,


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thanks also for Kim Andrew Elliott for bringing the news to a wide audience via the VOA Radiogram site. If you enjoy DigiDX and find the service useful please consider donating via our Patreon page. Any money donated will go towards paying for airtime to keep DigiDX on the air to Europe and North America. Every donation will help no matter how little - https://www.patreon.com/digidx. Thanks very much to listener Mike Stapp for already contributing to the Patreon campaign. Latest Shortwave News: Iran to end shortwave broadcasts in English Radio Canada International via Radio 700 update Madagascar World Voice update Radio Habana Cuba to launch in Italian Iran to end shortwave broadcasts in English IRIB looks as if it is to end shortwave broadcasts in English if the email that has been sent out this week is anything to go by: “Dear Stephen, Warm greetings from IRIB English Radio Broadcast IRIB English radio has recently planned to broadcast its programs via Internet and satellite and based on this plan, the shortwave broadcast of our radio will be unfortunately discontinued. As a radio hobbyist and an audience of IRIB English Radio based in Tehran, Iran, what do you think about this idea? Do you think we should take this measure and act as we have planned or you still prefer to follow our programs via shortwave radio? Please let us know and help us to make the best decision. Best Regards” Although it initially suggested the decision has been made, it does leave the door open for emails to them to be able to affect the final decision. The email address to send your emails to is englishradio@irib.ir Radio Canada International via Radio 700 update As mentioned last week on DigiDX, Radio Canada International did start its broadcast on Channel 292. DXLD listener Richard Langley wrote to Christian Milling director of Radio 700 and was told that Radio 700’s associated company “ShortwaveService” have set up an official cooperation deal to re-broadcast Radio Canada Internationals “The Link” programme in English and “Tam Tam” in French. There is also a deal in place to broadcast a Spanish programme from RCI on Radio 700 in future. Every Saturday between 1400-1430 on 7310kHz will be a programme in English and on 6005kHz between 1430-1530 a French language broadcast. Radio 700 are also still in discussions with Radio Belarus to continue the relay of their German service on 3985kHz. Madagascar World Voice update Last week on DigiDX we also mentioned about the new shortwave station Madagascar World Voice, however Victor Goonetilleke has brought news from one of their programme hosts Henry Huffard that they are temporarily off air. This is due to a defective part at their transmitter station and the wait for a new part to be shipped to Madagascar. MWV was putting out a very good signal well recieved in Europe and North America so hopefully the new part is with them soon. Radio Habana Cuba to launch in Italian Radio Habana Cuba who recently launched an Italian section on their website have announced that Italian shortwave broadcast will also soon start daily for 30 minutes. Arnie Coro from RHC is attempting to find more Italian speaking editors to work and produce the programme so it can be put on the air. Upcoming relays and special broadcasts: Radio Northern Ireland will broadcast live on Channel 292 and WRMI every week in April at the following times / frequencies: Monday 9955kHz : 0130-0200 via WRMI Saturday 15770kHz : 2100-2130 via WRMI Monday 6070kHz : 1700-1800 via Channel 292 VOA Radiogram will be on air this weekend for full details of the programme to be transmitted and the modes used go to http://voaradiogram.net/ On 1500Hz now in MFSK32 mode is the PrimeTimeShortwave.com schedules in English to Europe for the A16 season. These schedules are reproduced with permission of Daniel Sampson and are compiled by Ernest Riley and Daniel Sampson. PRIME TIME SHORTWAVE - http://www.primetimeshortwave.com English shortwave broadcasts to Europe sorted by time Relay site codes: ae-United Arab Emirates, al-Albania, ar-Armenia, as-Ascension, au-Austria, bt-Botswana, bu-Bulgaria, ch-China, cu-Cuba, cy-Cyprus, fr-France, ge-Germany, gr-Greenville USA, ka-Kazakhstan, ko-South Korea, ku-Kuwait, ma-Madagascar, ml-Mali, mo-Moldova, nm-North Mariana Islands, om-Oman, pa-Palau, ph-Philippines, ro-Romania, ru-Russia, rw-Rwanda, sa-Sao Tome e Principe, se-Seychelles, si-Singapore, sl-Sri Lanka, sp-Spain, ta-Taiwan,th-Thailand, tj-Tajikistan, uk-United Kingdom, uz-Uzbekistan, va-Santa Maria Vatican, wb-WWRB USA, wc-WWCR USA, wh-WHRI USA, wi-WINB USA, wq-WBCQ USA, wr-WRMI USA, wt-WTWW USA. za-South Africa Notes -- Days of week: Su-Sunday, M-Monday, Tu-Tuesday, W-Wednesday, Th-Thursday, F-Friday, Sa-Saturday, exW-except Wednesday Target areas: Af-Africa, Am-America, As-Asia, Eu-Europe, LA-Latin America, ME-Middle East, NA-North America, Oc-Oceania/Australia; e-East, w-West, Other: alt-alternate frequency, drm-Digital Radio Mondiale, occ-occasional use, le-Learning English This page was last updated by Ernest Riley on March 27, 2016. Version A16v01 UTC Time Notes Country Station Frequencies 0000-0100 Eu China China R. Int'l 7350 0000-0100 NA,Eu, M U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 5920wh 0000-0100 eNA, Eu U. S. A. WWCR1 6115 0000-0200 NA,Eu U. S. A. WTWW 9475 0000-1200 Eu,ME U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 7780wr 0000-1200 eNA, wEu U. S. A. WWCR3 4840 0030-0100 wEu, eNA Slovakia R. Slovakia 11580wr 0100-0200 Eu China China R. Int'l 9470, 9675 0100-0200 As,ME,Eu Tajikistan V. of Tajik 7245 0100-0300 Eu U. S. A. WRMI 11580 0100-0900 eNA, Eu U. S. A. WWCR1 3215 0100-2300 Eu U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 11580wr 0200-1400 NA,Eu,Af U. S. A. WTWW 5830 0300-0330 Eu, Su U. S. A. WHRI 7520 0300-0355 eNA,wEu Turkey V. of Turkey 9515 0445-0500 Eu,Sa U. S. A. Eternal Good News 11635wh 0445-0500 Eu, Sa U. S. A. WHRI 11635 0500-0530 Eu Japan R. Japan 5975uk 0500-0600 Eu United Kingdom BBC 3955 drm 0500-0600 Eu U. S. A. WHRI 11635 0530-0600 Eu Romania R. Romania Int'l 7330 drm, 9620 0530-0600 Eu Thailand R. Thailand 17640 0700-0730 Eu, Sa Canada Bible Voice 7220ge 0700-0730 Eu, Su Canada Bible Voice 7220ge 0700-0800 Eu U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 7355wh 0700-0900 Eu China China R. Int'l 13710al, 17490 0800-0900 Eu, Sa Italy IRRS 9510bu 0900-1000 Eu China China R. Int'l 17490, 17570, 17650 0900-1200 eNA, Eu U. S. A. WWCR1 15795 0930-1200 Eu, Su Italy IRRS 9510bu 1000-1100 Eu China China R. Int'l 17490 1100-1104 Eu Pakistan R. Pakistan 15730, 17730 1100-1130 Eu, Sa South Korea KBS World R. 9760uk drm 1100-1130 Eu, F Japan R. Japan 9760uk drm 1100-1200 Eu Romania R. Romania Int'l 13790, 15130 1100-1300 Eu China China R. Int'l 13665al, 17490 1200-1300 Eu China China R. Int'l 17630 1200-2200 Eu,ME U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 15770wr 1200-2200 eNA, Eu U. S. A. WWCR1 15825 1230-1325 wEu Turkey V. of Turkey 15450 1300-1400 Eu China China R. Int'l 13670, 17630 1300-1400 As,ME,Eu Tajikistan V. of Tajik 7245 1330-1427 Eu North Korea V. of Korea 7570, 12015 1400-1500 Eu China China R. Int'l 13710, 17630 1400-1500 Eu Oman R. Sultanate Oman 15140 1400-1600 Eu, Sa-Su U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 13810fr 1400-1600 Eu, M-F U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 13810ge 1400-2400 NA,Eu U. S. A. WTWW 9475 1500-1600 Eu China China R. Int'l 13640, 15245 1530-1627 Eu North Korea V. of Korea 7570, 12015 1600-1630 Eu, Af, As Vietnam V. of Vietnam 7220, 7280, 9550, 9730 1600-1700 Eu China China R. Int'l 11940, 11965, 13760 1600-1700 Eu South Korea KBS World R. 9515 1600-1900 ME,Eu U. S. A. WEWN 15610 1600-2100 Eu U. S. A. WMLK 9275 1700-1730 Eu Vietnam V. of Vietnam 9625au 1700-1800 Eu China China R. Int'l 12015, 13760 1700-1800 Eu Romania R. Romania Int'l 9540, 11810 drm 1745-1900 Eu Bangladesh Bangladesh Betar 13580 1745-1945 Eu India All India R. 7550 drm, 9950 drm, 11670 1800-1900 Eu China China R. Int'l 9600, 13760 1800-1900 Eu, F-Su Italy IRRS 7290bu 1800-1900 Eu South Korea KBS World R. 7275 1800-1900 Eu,M-F Argentina RAE 9690, 15345 1830-1925 Eu Turkey V. of Turkey 9785 1830-1927 Eu North Korea V. of Korea 7570, 12015 1830-2000 Eu, Su Canada Bible Voice 6030ge 1900-1930 Eu, As Vietnam V. of Vietnam 7280, 9730 1900-2000 Eu Thailand R. Thailand 9390 1900-2000 Eu Indonesia V. of Indonesia 9525 1920-2020 Eu Iran VOIRI 7315, 9665 1930-1945 Eu, Sa U. S. A. Eternal Good News 6030ge 2000-2020 Eu,Tu,W,F Belarus R. Belarus 11730, 11930 2000-2030 Eu, M-Sa Albania R. Tirana 7465 2000-2100 Eu China China R. Int'l 5960al, 7285al, 9600 2000-2100 Eu, Su U. S. A. WHRI 11705 2020-2200 Eu Belarus R. Belarus 11730, 11930 2030-2045 Eu Thailand R. Thailand 9390 2030-2100 Eu Romania R. Romania Int'l 6170, 11870 drm 2030-2100 Eu Vietnam V. of Vietnam 7280, 9730 2045-2230 Eu India All India R. 7550 drm, 9445, 9950 drm, 11670 2100-2115 Eu, Su U. S. A. Eternal Good News 11705wh 2100-2115 Eu, W Cyprus FG Radio 15770wr 2100-2200 Eu China China R. Int'l 5960al, 7285al, 7415,9600 2100-2200 Eu, Su U. S. A. WHRI 11705 2100-2200 Eu U. S. A. WRMI 15770 2115-2245 Eu Egypt R. Cairo 9800, 9900 2130-2227 Eu North Korea V. of Korea 7570, 12015 2145-2200 Eu, W Cyprus FG Radio 15770wr 2200-2255 eNA,wEu Turkey V. of Turkey 9830 2200-2300 Eu South Korea KBS World R. 11810 2200-2300 NA,Eu ,M-F U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 9505wh 2200-2300 Eu Romania R. Romania Int'l 7430, 9760 2200-2400 Eu U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 15770wr 2200-2400 eNA, Eu U. S. A. WWCR1 6115 2300-2315 Eu, Tu Cyprus FG Radio 5850wr, 5985wr, 11580wr 2300-2315 Eu, Th Cyprus FG Radio 5850wr, 11580wr, 11920wr 2300-2400 Eu China China R. Int'l 7350 2300-2400 NA,Eu ,M-F U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 9505wh 2300-2400 Eu U. S. A. WRMI 5850, 11580 2330-2400 Eu, M-Sa Ukraine R. Ukraine Int'l 11580wr This shortwave schedule list is intended for personal use only. Any other use without giving credit to or getting permission from Daniel Sampson, webmaster@primetimeshortwave.com, and giving credit to the Prime Time Shortwave website is strictly prohibited. Now follows this weeks over-the-air QSL card: Sending Pic:432x247; Rafael Rodriguez and Williams Lopez tuned in on 15770kHz on Sunday from South America (Colombia and Venezula) with Rafael commenting - “Many Thanks. I was listening the transmission from WRMI in 15770 at 2130, much better that actual 11580 Khz from same place; I received your Over-the-air QSL card.” Nestor Vargas also from Venezula llistened on 11580 kHz using a DX-375. Thanks to you all, we hope you listen again! Now DigiDX finishes in Olivia 64-2000 mode we have another famous tune that used to be heard on shortwave. This text is a Base64 encoded MIDI file which can be converted to to MP3 by going to http://midi.digidx.uk (and select the Submit option) or go to http://www.motobit.com/util/base64-decoder-encoder.asp choosing to decode the data and export to file, the file can then be renamed a .MID file and then the MIDI file can be opened in Winamp or a similar software. Last week the Midi file was Radio Moscow's interval signal.	PRIME TIME SHORTWAVE - http://www.primetimeshortwave.com English shortwave broadcasts to the Americas sorted by time Relay site codes: ae-United Arab Emirates, al-Albania, ar-Armenia, as-Ascension, au-Austria, bt-Botswana, bu-Bulgaria, ch-China, cu-Cuba, cy-Cyprus, fr-France, ge-Germany, gr-Greenville USA, ka-Kazakhstan, ko-South Korea, ku-Kuwait, ma-Madagascar, ml-Mali, mo-Moldova, nm-North Mariana Islands, om-Oman, pa-Palau, ph-Philippines, ro-Romania, ru-Russia, rw-Rwanda, sa-Sao Tome e Principe, se-Seychelles, si-Singapore, sl-Sri Lanka, sp-Spain, ta-Taiwan,th-Thailand, tj-Tajikistan, uk-United Kingdom, uz-Uzbekistan, va-Santa Maria Vatican, wb-WWRB USA, wc-WWCR USA, wh-WHRI USA, wi-WINB USA, wq-WBCQ USA, wr-WRMI USA, wt-WTWW USA. za-South Africa Notes -- Days of week: Su-Sunday, M-Monday, Tu-Tuesday, W-Wednesday, Th-Thursday, F-Friday, Sa-Saturday, exW-except Wednesday Target areas: Af-Africa, Am-America, As-Asia, Eu-Europe, LA-Latin America, ME-Middle East, NA-North America, Oc-Oceania/Australia; e-East, w-West, Other: alt-alternate frequency, drm-Digital Radio Mondiale, occ-occasional use, le-Learning English This page was last updated by Ernest Riley on March 27, 2016. Version A16v01 UTC Time Notes Country Station Frequencies 0000-0030 NA Egypt R. Cairo 9965 0000-0100 NA,Eu, M U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 5920wh 0000-0100 NA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 9370wb 0000-0100 NA Romania R. Romania Int'l 9730, 11800 0000-0100 NA Thailand R. Thailand 15590 0000-0100 Am, Sa U. S. A. WBCQ 5130 0000-0100 NA U. S. A. WHRI 5920 0000-0100 NA U. S. A. WHRI 7385 0000-0100 LA U. S. A. WHRI 7315 0000-0100 NA U. S. A. Wld Univ Network 13845wc 0000-0100 LA U. S. A. WRMI 9955 0000-0100 NA U. S. A. WTWW 12105 0000-0100 LA U. S. A. WTWW 9930 0000-0100 eNA, Eu U. S. A. WWCR1 6115 0000-0200 NA China China R. Int'l 6020al, 9570al 0000-0200 LA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 7730wr 0000-0200 NA,Eu U. S. A. WTWW 9475 0000-0200 NA U. S. A. WWRB 3215, 5050 0000-0300 LA U. S. A. KVOH 9975 0000-0300 NA, Su Netherlands Mighty KBC Radio 6040ge 0000-0300 LA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 5050wb 0000-0300 Am, M U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 7490wq 0000-0300 LA U. S. A. WINB 9265 0000-1000 Am Anguilla Wld Univ Network 6090 0000-1200 LA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 11920wr 0000-1200 eNA, wEu U. S. A. WWCR3 4840 0000-1300 NA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 3185wb 0000-1400 LA U. S. A. WTWW 5085 0000-2100 NA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 7570wr 0000-2400 NA Canada CFRX 6070 0000-2400 NA Canada CFVP 6030 0000-2400 NA Canada CKZU 6160 0000-2400 LA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 5015wr 0000-2400 NA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 11825wr 0000-2400 Am U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 13695wr 0000-2400 NA U. S. A. TruNews 9395wr 0030-0100 wNA Slovakia R. Slovakia 5850wr 0030-0100 wEu, eNA Slovakia R. Slovakia 11580wr 0100-0128 NA Vietnam V. of Vietnam 12005uk 0100-0200 NA China China R. Int'l 9580cu 0100-0200 LA, F-Sa France R. France Int'l 11580wr 0100-0200 Am, Tu-Sa U. S. A. WBCQ 7490 0100-0200 Am U. S. A. WBCQ 9330 0100-0200 NA U. S. A. WHRI 7385 0100-0200 LA, Su-M U. S. A. WHRI 7315 0100-0200 NA, Tu-Sa U. S. A. WHRI 5920 0100-0300 Am, Tu-Su U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 7490wq 0100-0300 LA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 5985wr 0100-0400 Am U. S. A. WRNO 7506.4 0100-0400 NA U. S. A. WWRB 3195, 5050 0100-0500 NA Cuba R. Havana Cuba 6000, 6165 0100-0500 Am, Su-M U. S. A. WBCQ 5130 0100-0500 LA U. S. A. WRMI 9955 0100-0700 NA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 5850wr 0100-0700 Am U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 7730wr 0100-0900 eNA, Eu U. S. A. WWCR1 3215 0100-1100 LA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 5950wr 0130-0200 LA, Tu-Su Czech Republic R. Prague 9955wr 0130-0200 NA, Tu-Su Albania R. Tirana 9850 0200-0215 NA, M U. S. A. Eternal Good News 7385wh 0200-0230 NA Thailand R. Thailand 15590 0200-0300 LA South Korea KBS World R. 9580 0200-0300 LA, W-Su France R. France Int'l 11580wr 0200-0300 NA, Tu-Sa U. S. A. WHRI 7385 0200-0300 LA U. S. A. WHRI 7315 0200-0300 NA U. S. A. WHRI 5920 0200-0330 NA Egypt R. Cairo 9315 0200-0400 Am, Th U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 5130wq 0200-1400 NA,Eu,Af U. S. A. WTWW 5830 0230-0300 NA Vietnam V. of Vietnam 12005uk 0245-0300 LA, Th Cyprus FG Radio 9955wr 0300-0355 eNA,wEu Turkey V. of Turkey 9515 0300-0400 NA China China R. Int'l 9790cu 0300-0400 LA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 5985wr 0300-0400 Am, Su U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 7490wq 0300-0400 NA Romania R. Romania Int'l 9730, 11800 0300-0400 NA,Tu-Sa Argentina RAE 11711 0300-0400 NA, Tu-Sa U. S. A. WHRI 5920 0300-0400 NA U. S. A. WHRI 7385 0300-0500 Am, M U. S. A. WBCQ 7490 0320-0420 NA Iran VOIRI (VO Justice) 7420, 11780 0330-0400 LA Vietnam V. of Vietnam 6175wh 0400-0430 LA, Su-M Czech Republic R. Prague 9955wr 0400-0430 NA U. S. A. WHRI 7385 0400-0500 Am, M-Sa U. S. A. WBCQ 7490 0400-0600 NA, Tu-Sa U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 5890wc 0400-1100 NA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 5890wc 0430-0527 LA North Korea V. of Korea 11735, 13760, 15180 0500-0700 Am Cuba R. Havana Cuba 6000, 6060, 6100, 6165 0500-1000 LA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 9955wr 0500-2200 LA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 5985wr 0515-0530 LA, W,F Cyprus FG Radio 9955wr 0600-0700 LA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 7315wh 0600-0700 LA Cuba R. Havana Cuba 5040 0700-1000 LA U. S. A. WRMI 5850 0900-1200 eNA, Eu U. S. A. WWCR1 15795 1000-1030 NA U. S. A. WRMI 5850 1000-1400 LA U. S. A. WRMI 9955 1000-2200 Am U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 11825wr 1000-2200 Am Anguilla Wld Univ Network 11775 1030-1100 LA U. S. A. AWR 5950wr 1030-1127 LA North Korea V. of Korea 6170, 9435 1100-1400 NA, M-F U. S. A. WWCR3 13845 1100-2300 NA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 5850wr 1130-1430 LA, Su U. S. A. WINB 9265 1200-1300 NA, M-F U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 5890wc 1200-1300 NA, Su U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 9840wh 1200-1300 Am U. S. A. WHRI 7385 1200-2200 LA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 17790wr 1200-2200 LA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 5950wr 1200-2200 eNA, Eu U. S. A. WWCR1 15825 1200-2400 NA, Sa-Su U. S. A. Wld Univ Network 13845wc 1230-1245 LA, Su Cyprus FG Radio 9955wr 1300-1330 LA, M-Sa Czech Republic R. Prague 9955wr 1300-1400 NA China China R. Int'l 9570cu 1300-1400 NA South Korea KBS World R. 15575 1300-1400 NA, Su U. S. A. WHRI 7385 1300-1400 NA, Sa-Su U. S. A. WHRI 9840 1300-1500 NA, M-F U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 9980wc 1300-2400 NA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 9370wb 1330-1427 NA North Korea V. of Korea 9435, 11710 1400-1415 LA, W Cyprus FG Radio 9955wr 1400-1500 NA China China R. Int'l 15700cu 1400-1500 NA, Sa U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 9840wh 1400-1600 NA, Sa U. S. A. WWCR3 13845 1400-2000 LA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 9955wr 1400-2200 NA U. S. A. WJHR 15555 USB 1400-2400 NA,Eu U. S. A. WTWW 9475 1400-2400 LA U. S. A. WTWW 9930 1430-1800 LA, Sa-Su U. S. A. WINB 9265 1445-1500 LA, Tu Cyprus FG Radio 9955wr 1500-1600 NA China China R. Int'l 15700cu 1500-1600 NA, Sa U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 9840wh 1500-1600 NA, Su U. S. A. WHRI 9840 1500-2300 NA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 9980wc 1500-2400 NA, M-F U. S. A. Wld Univ Network 13845wc 1530-1627 NA North Korea V. of Korea 9435, 11710 1600-1700 NA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 9840wh 1700-1800 NA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 9840wh 1700-2400 NA U. S. A. WTWW 12105 1800-1900 NA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 17530wh 1800-1900 LA, M-F U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 9265wi 1800-1900 NA U. S. A. WHRI 9840 1800-2400 LA U. S. A. WINB 9265 1900-2000 NA, Su U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 9840wh 1900-2000 NA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 17530wh 1900-2000 LA Cuba R. Havana Cuba 11670 1900-2000 NA, M-Sa U. S. A. WHRI 9840 1900-2000 LA, Sa U. S. A. WHRI 17610 2000-2100 NA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 17530wh 2000-2100 Am, Tu U. S. A. WBCQ 7490 2030-2100 NA Romania R. Romania Int'l 11870, 13650 2100-2115 NA, W Cyprus FG Radio 7570wr 2100-2200 NA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 17530wh 2100-2200 LA, M-Tu France R. France Int'l 15770wr 2100-2200 Am, M-F U. S. A. WBCQ 7490 2100-2200 LA, Sa-Su U. S. A. WRMI 9955 2100-2400 LA, W-Su U. S. A. WRMI 9955 2115-2200 LA, W France R. France Int'l 15770wr 2130-2200 LA, Th France R. France Int'l 15770wr 2200-2255 eNA,wEu Turkey V. of Turkey 9830 2200-2300 LA, M-F U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 9955wr 2200-2300 Am, M-F U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 7490wq 2200-2300 NA,Eu ,M-F U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 9505wh 2200-2300 LA, F Taiwan PCJ Radio Int'l 9955wr 2200-2300 Am, Su U. S. A. WBCQ 7490 2200-2300 NA, Sa-Su U. S. A. WHRI 9505 2200-2400 NA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 7570wr 2200-2400 LA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 5050wb 2200-2400 LA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 11920wr 2200-2400 NA U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 7570wr 2200-2400 Am, Sa-Su U. S. A. WBCQ 7490 2200-2400 Am Anguilla Wld Univ Network 6090 2200-2400 eNA, Eu U. S. A. WWCR1 6115 2200-2400 NA U. S. A. WWRB 3215 2230-2300 LA U. S. A. AWR 5950wr 2300-2400 LA China China R. Int'l 5990cu 2300-2400 LA, M-F U. S. A. KVOH 9975 2300-2400 NA, M-F U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 9980wc 2300-2400 NA,Eu ,M-F U. S. A. Overcomer Ministry 9505wh 2300-2400 NA Egypt R. Cairo 9965 2300-2400 LA Cuba R. Havana Cuba 5040 2300-2400 LA U. S. A. WHRI 7315 2300-2400 NA, Sa-Su U. S. A. WHRI 9505 2300-2400 LA U. S. A. WRMI 9955 2345-2400 LA,Su U. S. A. Eternal Good News 7315wh
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Welcome to program 158 of VOA Radiogram from the Voice of
America.

I'm Kim Andrew Elliott in Washington.

Here is the lineup for today's program, all in MFSK32 except
where noted:

1:32 Program preview (now)
2:46 China domain name rules*
11:58 South Korea blocks North Korea Tech website*
18:09 Mars Opportunity rover photographs dust devil*
23:01 Photo of migrant from RFE/RL Top Shots*
26:24 Closing announcements*
28:01 Olivia 64-2000: Frequencies under music

* with image

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VOA NEWS

China Domain Name Rules Could Hurt Business, Competition

William Ide, Joyce Huang
April 06, 2016

BEIJING - China's recently proposed new regulations that require
companies to register Internet domain names domestically is
raising concern about a further tightening of access in
cyberspace in a country that already has some of the world's
strictest online controls.

Analysts said it is also feeding worries about the impact the
rules could have on business and competition.

Domain names provide Internet users with a simple way of linking
up to websites. Behind each name is a numerical IP (Internet
Protocol) address that connects users to a server where
information and data for the website is stored.

For security and service reasons, many domain names for websites
in China are registered overseas. But that is something
authorities are looking to change.

Who will be impacted?

China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, or MIIT,
published in March the draft rules for public comment and
immediately sparked a backlash, with some wondering if the
regulations could lead to the complete blockage of websites with
domain names abroad.

The deadline for public comment ends April 25 and it is unclear
how soon the rules could be approved after that.

The regulations state that all websites with "network access" in
China, must have their domain names registered in China. But when
concerns were raised, MIIT issued a statement assuring businesses
that the proposed regulations wouldn't impact websites "with
network access abroad."

The body also said the rules would not affect the ability of
users to access those websites and that the rules would not
impact the efforts of foreign companies to launch services in
China.

Domestic firms hardest hit

Assurances aside, there are still questions about the possible
impact of the new regulations. And for now, it appears that local
Internet companies will bear the brunt of that burden.

For starters, if the new rules are approved, they will add to an
already heavy load of administrative work that local Internet
firms bear, said Charlie Smith (pseudonym), co-founder of
GreatFirewall.org, a website that monitors China's online
censorship.

In an emailed response to questions about the proposed rules,
Smith said authorities should be concerned the new rules could
spur local companies to speak out about the overbearing costs of
doing business in China.

"In many ways, these companies have far more power to fight back
against these restrictions than foreign companies," Smith said.
"I wonder if somehow authorities felt that domestic companies
were fighting back and decided to add an extra layer of
security."

Although the rules aim to promote local data storage and
real-name registration for websites, something that could benefit
local companies, the requirement to register domestically will
bring extra costs for Internet firms, such as marketing and
maintenance.

"Right now it seems that the key target of the regulations are
companies that use domestic servers but have their domain name
registered overseas," said Matt Ma, an intellectual property
rights lawyer.

More control

In addition to companies, the new regulations are also likely to
have a huge impact on personal websites, blogs and online forums
as many are registered overseas but use domestic as well as
international servers to host their content.

"Some domain names can be used to connect to multiple servers,
both those in China and abroad. And if the website is blocked in
China, the domain name can still be accessed through a server
overseas," Ma said. "And it appears that this is a loophole
authorities are looking to close."

The new regulations go further than just the blocking of sites,
said Rob Atkinson, president of the Information Technology &
Innovation Foundation.

The new rules could allow authorities to take the domain name
away and not let you have it. And with the requirement to
register a domestic domain name, the management of websites
becomes more like how authorities in China regulate the media,
Atkinson said.

"If they don't like what is on the website, they now have more
control" beyond just shutting down the site, he said. "It is not
just about the act of shutting something down. It is the fact
that now you have to get a license to do this, you are going to
be more careful than you would be if you didn't have to do that."

Full text:
http://www.voanews.com/content/china-domain-name-rules-could-hurt-business-competition/3271581.html

Image: China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology
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UK Journalist to Appeal as Seoul Blocks his Site on N. Korea

Associated Press via voanews.com
April 05, 2016

SEOUL - A British journalist who runs a website that documents
North Korean technology issues said Tuesday that he'll appeal a
decision by South Korean authorities to block his site for
allegedly violating the country's National Security Law.

Martyn Williams, whose North Korea Tech website has been blocked
in South Korea for almost two weeks, said the site does not
violate the security law, which bans praising, sympathizing or
cooperating with North Korea. The website "doesn't seek to
glorify or support North Korea," Williams, who is based in San
Francisco, said in an email.

Williams has written about issues ranging from cellphone usage in
North Korea and its satellite technology, to a little-known
computer operating system developed by North Koreans. He said
much of the content on his website is based on announcements made
by the North and South Korean governments and reports in the
media.

The South's Korea Communications Standards Commission confirmed
Tuesday that it decided on March 24 to block the site because it
allegedly violated the security law. The censorship body blocks
websites deemed illegal or harmful to society, such as
pornography, gambling and North Korea's official outlets.

The National Security Law has its origins in the founding of
South Korea in 1948 as a bastion of anti-communism on the
doorstep of the Soviet-backed North. Critics say the law raises
questions about freedom of expression in the democratic country.

Many of the readers of North Korea Tech are researchers,
journalists, diplomats, academics and others interested in North
Korea. Since it was launched in 2010, the website has been
frequently cited by both Korean and international media,
including South Korea's Yonhap News Agency and Dong-A Ilbo daily
newspaper. The website gets about 20,000 monthly visits.

Since late March, users accessing North Korea Tech from South
Korea have been redirected to a warning page saying it is
``legally'' blocked due to "illegal or harmful information."

Sohn Jiwon, a lawyer with the Seoul-based Korea Internet
Transparency Report, said the blocking of the website highlights
how South Korean authorities sometimes censor content that does
not threaten the country's democracy. "As a result, journalists'
right to know about North Korea-related issues is being
violated," she said.

http://www.voanews.com/content/uk-journalist-south-korea-blocks-site/3269851.html

Kim: Assuming it's not blocked where you are, the URL for North
Korea Tech is northkoreatech.org. Tell Martyn that VOA Radiogram
sent you.

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Probe Captures Dramatic Shot of Martian Dust Devil

VOA News
April 04, 2016

NASA's Opportunity rover has spotted a very Earth-like phenomenon
on Mars.

The space agency posted a photo of a Martian dust devil twisting
its way across the Meridiani Planum, where the rover has been for
more than 4,000 Martian days. Opportunity touched down on Mars in
2004.

Opportunity's deputy principal investigator Ray Arvidson told the
website Mashable, "This is one of the best dust devils that we
have seen in Meridiani Planum. We are lucky to have captured this
one in an image!"

As on Earth, Martian dust devils are created when a part of the
surface of the planet heats up faster than adjacent areas.

This is not the first time a dust devil has been spotted on Mars.
In 2012, the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter observed one that was
more than 19 kilometers tall. The Spirit rover also spotted
Martian dust devils.

NASA reports that Opportunity is still working fine and recently
attempted to climb the "steepest slope ever tackled by any Mars
rover," but its wheels kept slipping, preventing it from making
it to the top.

http://www.voanews.com/content/mht-opportunity-rover-captures-photo-of-martian-dust-devil/3268231.html

Image: A dust devil is seen swirling across the Martian surface
in this photo snapped by the Mars Opportunity rover ...

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From Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Top Shots, 4 April 2016:

A migrant walks on train tracks at a refugee camp near the
Greek-Macedonian border (epa/Kostas Tsironis).

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