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Radio, Television, and Satellite Broadcast Information
Other useful sources of telecommunications information include sites devoted to
broadcast radio and TV stations and to satellites. Many radio stations around the
world now have audio feeds to permit users to listen to them over the Internet, and
television is also making more and more of its content accessible over the Internet.
There are a number of excellent sites that will help you locate these stations and find
out which ones have Internet feeds. Communications satellites are often the primary
source in many parts of the world that lack the infrastructure for terrestrial
communications.
I have included a link to the Union of Concerned Scientists' satellite database, which
includes information not only on communications but also other types of satellites:
"the UCS Satellite Database is a listing of operational satellites currently in orbit
around Earth. It...contains only the official name of the satellite in the case of
government and military satellites, and the most commonly used name in the case of
commercial and civil satellites."
Radio Locator
http://www.radio-Iocator.com/
Radio, TV, and Satellite Links
http://www.liensutiles.org/sat.htm
Live Radio
http://www.live-radio.netlinfo.shtml
Radio Station World
http://radiostationworld.com/default.asR
Mike's Radio World
http://www.mikesradioworld.com/
vTuner
http://www.vtuner.com/
USC Satellite Database
http://www.ucsusa.org/globalsecurity/spaceweapons/satellitedatabase.html
Heaven's Above Satellite Database http://www.heavens-above.com/selectsat.asp
SatcoDX Satellite Chart
http://www.satcodx.com/eng/
NASA's J-Track Satellite Tracking http://science.nasa.gov/ReaITime/JTrack/
Small Satellites Home Page
http://centaur.sstl.co.uk/SSHP/
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