Passport To World Band Radio 2001

Passport to World Band Radio is the world's #1 selling short-wave publication. Like the Energizer bunny, it keeps on pulling in tens of thousands of readers year after year -- 800,000 copies of past editions have already been sold. Now expanded to nearly 600 pages, Passport covers news, music, sports and drama in English and other languages from hundreds of public broadcasters and private stations: Radio Australia to the BBC, Radio France to the Voice of Vietnam. Passport provides listening schedules in all three formats: -- Country-by-country-- Channel-by-channel-- Hour-by-hourIt includes award-winning tests and rankings of all world band radios, with detailed reports on new models. Rounding out this soup-to-nuts title are addresses, helpful how-to articles, and on-the-spot global reportage by leading personalities. Passport to World Band Radio has been hailed in hundreds of publications and broadcasts worldwide. It is richly illustrated with colorful graphics and cover artworkto entice browsers.

World band radio is a trusted source of daily entertainment and crisis reporting for millions of Americans. Passport, the #1 seller in the field, provides exactly what world band listeners want. Entering its 21st year, it outsells all competitors combined.

World band radio boasts a listening audience of six hundred million people worldwide. This book is the world's #1 selling shortwave publication, zeroing in on news, sports, and entertainment, from Afghanistan to Zambia, and including award-winning ratings of world band radios and "how-to" articles by experts. 100 photos, 50 in color.

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The fastest-growing field in broadcasting entertainment is world band radio, with more than 150 countries participating in it. This book includes easy-access schedules that tell what is on when, plus ratings of world band radios and a chapter for the neophyte.

You've already heard about it from network TV, CNN, the print media, and word of mouth: Millions of Americans now listen to world band shortwave radio, broadcasting's fastest-growing segment. And Passport to World Band Radio is the world's #1 selling shortwave publication. Reveals what's on hour by hour, country by country, and channel by channel. 100 photos.

This #1 selling compendium makes it easy for the millions of Americans who participate in world-band radio to tune in news, sports, and entertainment from Arabia to Zimbabwe. Richly illustrated with strong graphics and pull quotes to capture the browser's interest, Passport tells what's on when hour-by-hour, country-by-country, and channel-by-channel.