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About Andy Blatt
Expertise
Questions regarding transmitter engineering.

Experience
College radio: program director and general manager, WCMO, Marietta; WMRT, Marietta (OH); Announcer, WPAR; WIBZ, Parkersburg, WV; Announcer, newscaster, WMOA, Marietta and announcer, copywriter, newscaster at WVOS, Liberty, NY. Announcer, newscaster, WERA, Plainfield, NJ

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BA degree in Mass Media/Management (Radio?TV & Business) at Marietta College; Courses in webpage dsign for the internet

 
   

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Topic: Radio



Expert: Andy Blatt
Date: 3/3/2008
Subject: Historic Radio Broadcasts

Question
Are there any good online sources for listening to archival radio news broadcasts?

Answer
Not sure if there is a historical source or website offering old news broadcasts.  I'm sure you mean Edward R. Murrow's broadcasts from London or FDR's Fireside Chats or anything else.  I know of some sources online but they charge for the purchase of the audio and I don;t know if there are any free resources available.  I have done a cursory search and did not find anything online.

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