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Offshore Radio is radio broadcasting from ships or fixed maritime structures, usually in international waters . Broadcasting in the territorial zone (up to 22 km from shore) or the exclusive economic zone (between 22 km and 370.4 km from shore) remained illegal. Even in the international waters, a legislation in the UN convention on the law of the sea exists (article 109) that actively supports the suppression of pirate radio (called "unauthorized broadcasting"). However, since states do not have actual jur
The claimed first wireless broadcast of music and speech for the purpose of entertainment was transmitted from a Royal Naval craft, the HMS Andromeda, in 1907. The broadcast was organized by a Lieutenant Quentin Crauford using the callsign QFP while the ship was anchored off Chatham in the Thames Estuary, England. The majority of offshore broadcasters have however been pirate radio stations using seaborne broadcasting as a means to circumvent national broadcasting regulations, for example the practice has b
Due to alledge copyright Infringement claim of a, till this day anonymous, person with a "Claimed Capital Radio History, 34 sec in the middle of the video are blurred just to get rid of the hassle. Komende dinsdag 10 november is het precies 50 jaar geleden dat de King David, het zendschip van Capital Radio, bij Noordwijk op het strand vastliep. In 2018 maakte Jan Streefland en ik hier voor de Videostream van Stichting Norderney een programma over in de serie The Offshore Radio Files. Met unieke beelden. Mat