Lawrie Hallett

2 months ago | redtech.pro | Lawrie Hallett |Daryl Ilbury |Marguerite Clark

LUTON, England — Unlicenced “pirate” broadcasting has been a feature of the United Kingdom’s radio scene since its earliest days. Perhaps it is most closely associated with the activities of famous ship-based radio stations such as Radio Caroline. However, around the world and over many decades, land-based unlicensed broadcasting has played a significant part in driving the development of new forms of licensed radio services.