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Wavelength allocations Asian and African organizations First practical television
system Growth rates after World War II. rein, subject to licensing by a government
department or agency and to agreement upon the wavelengths or frequencies ...
Wavelength allocations Asian and African organizations First practical television
system Growth rates after World War II. rein, subject to licensing by a government
department or agency and to agreement upon the wavelengths or frequencies ...
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The Dutch system basically consists of two national organizations, the
Nederlandse Omroepprogramma Stichting (Nos), which is responsible for the
transmission of general-interest programs and the promotion of Dutch
broadcasting interests, ...
The Dutch system basically consists of two national organizations, the
Nederlandse Omroepprogramma Stichting (Nos), which is responsible for the
transmission of general-interest programs and the promotion of Dutch
broadcasting interests, ...
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In many cases, two or more Länder organizations cooperate and broadcast
simultaneously a single output on one of their FM services. The latter in most
cases is broadcast for only three to four hours daily and is substantially,
sometimes ...
In many cases, two or more Länder organizations cooperate and broadcast
simultaneously a single output on one of their FM services. The latter in most
cases is broadcast for only three to four hours daily and is substantially,
sometimes ...
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