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Hello and welcome to DigiDX 11, a weekly review of the latest shortwave and DX news broadcast mainly in MFSK32 mode. This broadcast includes shortwave news and another attempt to broadcast a MIDI audio file compressed as a .ZIP file.

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
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 listeners Mike Stapp, Mark Braunstein and Richard Langley for contributing to the Patreon campaign.
 

The latest shortwave news will now be in Olivia-64-2000 mode.
 

RSID: <<2016-05-02T20:01Z OL 64-2K @ 6070000+1500>>
 

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Latest Shortwave News:

Eye Radio for South Sudan
Iran Prisoners Radio
Increase in radio listening for BBC WS
Shortwave Radio Archive - Critically Endangered SW Stations list
 

Eye Radio for Sudan

News of two new clandestine stations in this week's DigiDX, the first is Eye Radio broadcasting to South Sudan. Eye Radio will mainly be in Arabic but also the,Dinka, Nuer, Shilluk, Bari, Zande and Lutho languages
Eye Radio is on FM in several cities in South Sudan but according to the station “the Eye Radio Shortwave will cover the whole of South Sudan including remote areas in which communities are not able to access FM radio stations.”
Eye Radio's new broadcasts will run from 0400- 0500 every day on 11730 kHz on the 25 meter band and 17730 kHz on the 17 meter band from 1600 to 1700. Both transmissions are relayed from Issoudun in France.
 

Iran Prisoners Radio

The second new clandestine station is the Voice of Spring which is a radio station for prisoners held in Iran.
Broadcasting in Farsi on Thursday and Friday on 7495kHz at 1730, the broadcast aims to bring family messages, news from outside and music to prisoners across Iran after the electricity and lights are turned out in the prisons.
The station is broadcast from the transmitter in Pridnestrovie (claimed by Moldova).


Increase in radio listening for BBC World Service

Although without direct news on shortwave broadcasting, the BBC have announced an increase in their radio listenership for the BBC WS. The English service has an increase to an audience of 66 million weekly listeners and the total for all language radio services is
now 147 million people each week. Francesca Unsworth, Director of BBC World Service Group, says:
“We’re about to begin the biggest expansion of the World Service since the 1940s, thanks to the additional funding agreed by the UK Government last year”. These are to include extra radio broadcasts to Eritrea and North Korea plus expanded TV/Radio services to
Russia.
 

DigiDX now returns to MFSK32 mode....

RSID: <<2016-05-02T20:13Z MFSK-32 @ 6070000+1500>>

The excellent ShortwaveArchive.com which archives many shortwave radio broadcasts from recent recordings to recordings over the last 50 years has added an endanged shortwave station list. This serves as a good guide as to what audio recordings should be submitted to
the Shortwave Archive to provide a record of these stations if they do indeed unfortunately stop shortwave broadcasts. The list has been created by Thomas Witherspoon from ShortwaveArchive and London Shortwave who runs an excellent blog here -

http://london-shortwave.blogspot.co.uk/

--Critically Endangered--

All India Radio
Radio Exterior de España (temporarily shut down and reopened due to public pressure).
Voice of Greece (shut down, operated illegally and then resumed legal broadcasts).
IRIB (shortwave service reductions announced).
Radio Australia (reduced the number of broadcasting frequencies and targeted regions in 2015).
Radio Cairo (the transmitters are not functioning properly and have been neglected for several years).
Radio Pakistan (on air irregularly).

--Vulnerable--

Radio Nacional da Amazônia (one of two transmitters broke down in 2014 and remains unfixed).
Radio New Zealand International (operating on a reduced schedule due to a transmitter malfuction).

--Recently Closed Down--

Radio Belarus
Radio Bulgaria
Radio Canada International
Radio Damascus, Syria
Radio Netherlands
Radio Kuwait
Radio Poland
International Radio of Serbia
Voice of Russia

See the list which will be regularly updated here - http://shortwavearchive.com/endangered/



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Now in MFSK32 mode we have another famous shortwave interval signal. This text is a Base64 encoded ZIP file which can be converted to to MP3 by going to http://midi.digidx.uk (and select the Submit ZIP option) or go to http://www.motobit.com/util/base64-decoder-encod
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Now follows the over-the-air QSL card for all reports recieved for last week's broadcast. Sorry for the lack of replies to emails, this is due to a holiday I had in Prague over the last week, I will reply as soon as I can over the next few days. The image on the
background of this QSL card is a photo I took of the Radio Free Europe / Radio Libery building in Prague.

 

Thank you for listening, please send reception reports to reports@digidx.uk. Any news stories, features or any other ideas for DigiDX please also send to the same email address.

This is Stephen Cooper for DigiDX signing off...

 

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Welcome to program 161 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:

  1:33 Program preview (now)
  2:43 Russia launches rocket from new cosmodrome*
  6:44 Freedom House press freedom report*
14:01 Olivia 64-2000: Dwarf planet has a moon*
23:31 MFSK32: Old RFE/RL transmitting site in Spain*
26:07 Closing announcements*

* with image


Please send reception reports to radiogram@voanews.com.

And visit voaradiogram.net.

Twitter: @VOARadiogram






Russia Launches First Rocket From New Cosmodrome

VOA News
April 28, 2016

Russia has launched the first rocket from its new cosmodrome,
Vostochny, after a one-day delay for technical reasons.

Russian President Vladimir Putin traveled to the far-east Russian
location for the launch, and congratulated cosmodrome workers
after the event - while also scolding them for the delay.

"Despite all its failings, Russia remains the world leader in the
number of space launches," he said at a televised meeting
following the launch.

The Soyuz rocket carried three microsatellites into orbit
Thursday. Putin said afterward that the next stage for Vostochny
was to launch a heavier rocket.

Russian media reported early Wednesday that the first attempt at
the launch was stopped just minutes before takeoff.

The Vostochny spaceport in Russia's far eastern Amur region has
been hailed by the Kremlin as a major step forward, despite
numerous construction delays and a budget of up to $6 billion.

It is seen as a means to reduce Russia's dependence on the
Baikonur spaceport in Kazakhstan. Russia has been forced to pay
rent for the use of Baikonur at the rate of $115 million a year
since the collapse of the Soviet Union.

But Russian officials say they will continue to use Baikonur for
manned missions until 2023. Thursday's launch was the only one
planned this year from Vostochny.

http://www.voanews.com/content/russia-launches-first-rocket-from-new-cosmodrome/3306207.html

See also:
http://www.rferl.org/content/russia-launches-first-rocket-cosmodrome-vostochny-second-try-putin-present/27702828.html

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Watchdog Report: World Press Freedom Hits 10-Year Low

Ken Bredemeier
April 27, 2016

WASHINGTON - Freedom of the press declined across the globe last
year to its lowest point in more than a decade, a Washington
watchdog group has concluded.

Freedom House, which advocates for the expansion of freedom and
democracy around the world, said in a new report Wednesday that
only one in seven people across the globe lives in countries
where coverage of political news is robust, journalists' safety
is guaranteed, there is minimal state intrusion in the media's
affairs and the media are "not subject to onerous legal or
economic pressures."

Jennifer Dunham, the report's research director, told VOA that
authoritarian rulers and terrorist groups throughout the world
are cracking down on journalists' independent reporting, while
jailing, abusing and killing reporters who dare to write and
televise reports at odds with official government edicts, or
expose corruption. Other countries, like China, she said, limit
access to certain internet sites that might reflect badly on the
government in power.

She blamed deteriorating global press freedom on the "heightened
level of violence against journalists" and the increased
partisanship and polarization of media outlets around the world,
with many journalists forced by governments and insurgent groups
to take sides in armed clashes or by powerful media groups
looking out for their business interests. ...

Ten worst

The report said there is no "free press" in 50 of the 199
countries it tracked throughout the world. It labeled the 10
worst as North Korea, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Crimea, Eritrea,
Cuba, Belarus, Equatorial Guinea, Iran and Syria.

Dunham described North Korea and Turkmenistan as "vastly worse
than someplace like a Iran or Cuba where there are kind of
stirrings of popular discussion. Someplace like North Korea or
Turkmenistan, the people have no access to the Internet, they are
completely dominated by state propaganda, by narratives ((of))
the personality of the leader. They really have no access to
news from the outside world and there's really no Independent
media at all in those countries."

Full text:
http://www.voanews.com/content/watchdog-report-world-press-freedom-hits-10-year-low/3304493.html

See also:
http://www.voanews.com/content/report-finds-press-freedom-declines-in-africa-world/3304494.html

http://www.rferl.org/content/world-press-freedom-house-lowest-decade/27699975.html

https://freedomhouse.org/report/freedom-press/freedom-press-2016

Image: Proportions of world population in countries whose press
freedom is rated not free (blue, 46%), partly free (yellow, 41%),
and free (green, 13%) ...


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VOA Radiogram now changes to Olivia 64-2000 ...

RSID: <<2016-04-30T16:14Z OL 64-2K @ 17580000+1500>>
 

This is VOA Radiogram in Olivia 64-2000.

Please send reception reports to radiogram@voanews.com.


Hubble Spots Moon Circling Distant Dwarf Planet

Rick Pantaleo
VOA Science World blog
April 27, 2017

Out in the far reaches of our solar system lies the Kuiper Belt.
This region of space is occupied by icy objects left over from
the creation of the solar system.

Several dwarf planets, such as Pluto, also occupy the Kuiper
Belt.

Astronomers studying images gathered by the Hubble Space
Telescope in 2015, say that they have found a dark and tiny moon
circling the dwarf planet Makemake, the smaller sister of Pluto.

Makemake, discovered in 2005, was named after a deity worshiped
by the Rapa Nui people of Easter Island.

This new found moon, the first companion to the dwarf planet
that's ever been seen, has been nicknamed MK 2.

Its diameter is estimated to be about 260 kilometers across and
was found orbiting Makemake at a distance of about 21,000
kilometers.

bit.ly/1ST7F1q
bit.ly/1TwSvfa

VOA Radiogram now returns to MFSK32 ...

RSID: <<2016-04-30T16:20Z MFSK-32 @ 17580000+1500>>




This is VOA Radiogram in MFSK32.

Please send reception reports to radiogram@voanews.com.


Image: Artist concept of dwarf planet Makemake and its moon MK2
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Thanks to colleagues at the Edward R. Murrow shortwave
transmitting station in North Carolina.

I'm Kim Elliott. Please join us for the next VOA Radiogram.

This is VOA, the Voice of America.



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