In April 1932, Poste Parisien took a major step forward. The radio station of Le Petit Parisien moved into new studios on the Champs-Élysées and brought into service a transmitter ten times more powerful. The
8FM, a call sign that sounds like one from a radio station born out of the liberalization of the FM band in 1981. But here, it actually refers to a radio amateur who, in the
It helps to start with the Titanic. Barely 18 months earlier, the world had discovered with horror that having radio technology was not enough if no one was listening or if coordination broke down. The
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