Read the July Issue of Radio World International

Controversy over Zimbabwe’s eight new radio licenses; RTBF's new studios; FM switch off plans; smartphone/tablet apps for radio technology, and more.

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Publish date:: Jul 5, 2015
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The July issue of Radio World International features stories on French-language Belgian public radio broadcaster RTBF's new studios and working philosophy; how countries such as Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Germany and Switzerland are managing their FM switch off plans; Zimbabwe's radio license chaos; the latest in smartphone/tablet apps for radio technology, and more.

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