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At 07:08 PM 5/28/97 +0900, you wrote:
>For thoses who may not know of it, a service is offered out of England
>called World Radio Network. It provides radio broadcasts from over 20
>public radio stations worldwide, though there is a European emphasis. This
>is because of availablility, and will eventually change.
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>Of course, there are a lot of different opinions of the same story.
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>You can find them on the net at www.wrn.org. They also are live on the web.
>For more information contact Jeff Cohen.
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>We have had them on our AM station for awhile. I'm impressed, but would
>love other opinions.
>

Where is your station?  I stopped by their offices in London last Feb.  and
they mentioned that a station out west at school?  was going to try them out.

I got WRN on to our local cable system and I'd like to help promote them is
the U.S. more - do you have any ideas?

Steven Clift
clift@freenet.msp.mn.us



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