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	Radio Caroline South
		Radio Caroline survives thanks to a team of volunteers and supporters.
		Radio Caroline South is just one chapter of a rich history of English language broadcasting from the Riviera to the world and also to the local Anglophone residents and tourists.
		Legendary Radio Caroline DJ Tom Anderson is a resident of the South of France for over a decade.
	www.carolinesouth.com (1149 words)

	Kids.Net.Au - Encyclopedia > Radio Caroline (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Radio Caroline is unique in that she was the first English language all-day offshore station to broadcast from an anchorage off the British coast.
		Caroline was not the first offshore station; there had previously been offshore radio ships anchored off the coasts of Scandinavia in the late 50s and early 60s, and since 1960 Radio Veronica[?] had been broadcasting successfully to the Netherlands from a ship located off the Dutch coast.
		Caroline's chosen format of heavy album tracks rather than top 40 now meant that, although the station served a market gap, overall listenership was smaller than in the 60s.
	www.kids.net.au /encyclopedia-wiki/ra/Radio_Caroline (3003 words)

	The many faces of Radio Caroline
		Radio Caroline came to be seen as a sort of leader of the fight against the establishment.
		However, harmless though it had become, it seems that the radio regulatory establishment were just biding their time before "going in for the kill." Even a "politically silent" Radio Caroline is seen to symbolically stand for freedom and independence and had to be silenced.
		Radio Caroline was just a pop/rock radio station but it came to symbolise a struggle against the establishment and, as long as it broadcasted freely from international waters, it acted as an encouragement to other stations to set up in this manner.
	www.icce.rug.nl /~soundscapes/VOLUME03/Many_faces_of_Caroline.shtml (1536 words)

	Radio Caroline - History: The Glory Years
		Radio Caroline is listener supported, with most of our income coming from sales on our web shops or from direct donations.
		Grumbling about unauthorised use of radio frequencies and the vague potential for cross channel interference cut no ice with the offshore radio listeners who perceived the government and the BBC to be grumpy killjoys.
		Since offshore radio was news worthy, he founded Radio Sutch but when this had been milked for all possible publicity he sold the operation to his manager Reg Calvert who operated it as Radio City.
	www.radiocaroline.co.uk /history3.asp (1000 words)

	Radio Caroline - Home
		In 2004 Radio Caroline celebrated 40 years since we broke the BBC's radio monopoly in the UK when we began broadcasting at Easter 1964.
		Radio Caroline continues because we believe there is still a need for a music station where DJs have freedom in selecting the music played instead of the scientific focus groups used by most stations today.
		Peter Moore became Radio Caroline's station manager in the 1980s during her final phase of broadcasting from the high seas.
	www.radiocaroline.co.uk (278 words)

	Radio Caroline Offshore & Free. Bienvenue sur le site officiel de Radio Caroline : www.radio-caroline.eu
		Radio Caroline a toujours eu quatre passions: la liberté, la musique, la mer et l'humanité.
		Radio Caroline, c'est une histoire extraordinaire, et pourtant méconnue.
		Radio Caroline et ses supporteurs rêvent d'une retour.
	www.radio-caroline.eu /sitefr/mainpageaccueil.htm (442 words)

	Radio Caroline Offshore & Free: Radio Caroline continue(s) - www.radio-caroline.eu
		Radio Caroline vous accueille à bord du site officiel de la légendaire radio libre et offshore.
		Welcome to the International Service from the only Radio Caroline site entirely dedicated to the legendary station as a free and offshore station.
		Radio Caroline belongs to you and we love you.
	www.radio-caroline.eu (91 words)

	MediaPages.nl :: Nieuwe foto's Radio Caroline en Radio Monique :: Medianieuws & Herinneringen
		MediaPages.nl :: Nieuwe foto's Radio Caroline en Radio Monique :: Medianieuws & Herinneringen
		> MediaPages.nl :: Nieuwe foto's Radio Caroline en Radio Monique
		Het leukste nieuwe boek is: (Resultaten - 2788 stemmen)
	www.mediapages.nl /modules.php?op=modload&name=NS-Polls&file=index (112 words)

	Pirate Memories - Radio Caroline
		Hear the Caroline Hits, the imfamous "plug" records, advertisements were few and far between, as the Marine Offences act took effect, and made it illegal to advertise on Offshore Radio....Nevertheless, the show went on....
		Radio Caroline and Radio Atlanta joined forces in June 1964, and the Fredricia set off to the Isle of Man to broadcast as Radio Caroline North, leaving the Mi Amigo broadcasting as Radio Caroline South in the Thames Estuary.
		Joining Radio Caroline in 1966, the Emperor caused a stir among the DJ's and Crew on Caroline when he came aboard with a Mynah bird called Alfie.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /copy.rite/piratememories/caroline.htm (1257 words)

	Radio - News - Radio Caroline launches comeback - Digital Spy
		Radio Caroline, the original pirate station for three decades, has made a legitimate - and permanent - return to the airwaves on a digital network.
		Caroline has positioned itself as "Europe's first and only album station", with a 24-hour schedule of predominantly easy rock which also broadcasts to Worldspace radio sets across the UK and Europe, the Middle East, Africa and India.
		Caroline launched as a pirate station in 1964, and managed to avoid prosecution by broadcasting from ships moored outside British waters.
	www.digitalspy.co.uk /article/ds10191.html (225 words)

	Pirate & Offshore Radio, Radio Caroline, Radio London
		In July 1964 Atlanta was renamed Radio Caroline South and changed wavelength to 259m (1187kHz) using 30kW, while the MV Caroline sailed to Ramsey Bay, continuing to broadcast as she went, where she commenced duties as Radio Caroline North.
		The Radio London organisation returned to make several licenced RSL broadcasts in the 1990's, and have recently obatained a licence to broadcast from The Netherlands on 1008 kHz from either Flevoland or possibly the disused offshore survey platform, REM Island, which would be a fitting location for their transmitter.
		Radio Caroline continued broadcasting on medium wave, but the station suffred at the hands of the weather and the authorities; a severe storm felled the massive 300ft mast in 1987, but brave the station was finally taken off the air in 1991 during a armed raid by the UK government.
	www.arar93.dsl.pipex.com /mds975/Content/pirateradio.html (2995 words)

	Radio Eric
		Radio 247, as it was to be called was to copy the pirates in terms of programming, and employ many of the former pirate DJs.
		The vacuum left by the passing of Caroline, and the limited pop output on Radio 1 was to be the catalyst for a whole new wave of pop pirates.
		Radio Caroline decided the way forward was to subsidise their English service by selling airtime to Belgian and Dutch stations.
	radio.eric.tripod.com /the_pirates_set_sail.htm (2576 words)

	Radio Caroline North (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Radio Caroline North - Images of the ship and of the disc jockeys - photographs as well as bio's.
		BBC tried to fight the pirate radio stations off the shores of the UK for 2 years before the Socialist Government of Harold Wilson and his "Postmaster General, Communist Tony Wedgwood Benn", under pressure from the BBC, decided that pirate radio was illegal and promptly declared them illegal.
		Radio Caroline North and Radio Caroline South claimed 32 million visitors between them, there were also stations such as Radio City, Radio London, Radio Scotland, and many others which had followed Caroline onto the high seas.
	www.mikekemble.com /caroline/caroline1.html (1291 words)

	'Lost' Radio Caroline Broadcast To Be Offshore Artwork - Leicester City Guide news
		Radio Caroline, the famous offshore pirate radio station that fanned the flames of the youth culture explosion in the 1960s, is to be reborn this summer.
		Celestial Radio, created by artists Zoë Walker and Neil Bromwich as part of a commission for Essex County Council, has been devised as the 'lost' final broadcast from Radio Caroline and will be transmitted from a boat moored off the Essex coast.
		Using their own radios and headphones available at the chapel, walkers will be able to listen to a broadcast coming from the Celeste - a boat decorated entirely with mirrored tiles.
	www.24hourmuseum.org.uk /leicester/news/ART22352.html?ixsid=WNy_vinpIUh (1053 words)

	Radio Syd
		A visit on the radio ships used by Radio Syd, m/s Cheeta which eventually sank in Malmö harbor.
		This is the fascinating book about Britt Wadner and her radio station Radio Syd.
		One of the employees at Radio Syd Lennart "Rock Chrichan" Christiansson made a record dedicated to his boss.
	home.swipnet.se /offshoreradio/radiosyd (208 words)

	GunStreetRadio - Pirate Radio EP - "Radio Caroline" (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It was the pioneering spirit of Radio Caroline and the other pirate stations that broke this monopoly and brought fresh music and style to the UK.
		Radio Caroline is repre- sentative of the part that's inside all of us that we admire and pay homage to, but rarely actually express.
		Radio Caroline takes me back to those days of innocence when I thought that Bruce Dickinson could change the world.
	www.gunstreetradio.com /europe_radiocaroline.htm (379 words)

	Radio Caroline
		The word was, that if the jamming did not stop, then that 20 KW tranmsitter would soon be broadcasting Radio Caroline on top of Capital Radio’s frequency, and if that didn’t prove sufficient, then I’d get the remaining transmitter working too, and set it to work on the BBC’s Radio One.
		This was not a job any of the crew cared to assist with, despite their supposed sailor’s knowledge of ropes and halyards, so I ended up perched in space, above the heaving sea, on a wildly swaying platform, while with brute force removing the corroded old insulators and splicing in the new ones.
		Caroline was killed for political reasons, the same reasons why Margaret Thatcher killed the Community Radio experiment.
	www.citiria.com /novelist/caroline.html (6372 words)

	PeerCast :: View topic - Getting Better and Better
		Radio Caroline was one of the first pirate radio stations that broadcast in the 1960s from a ship in the North Sea--it broadcast popular music at a time when the stuffy BBC Radio would not do so.
		It was eventually closed down, but the BBC was forced to recognise the wide interest in pop music in Britain and it subsequenly devoted a new channel to it.
		Radio Caroline was the most popular one though.
	www.peercast.org /forum/viewtopic.php?p=582&highlight= (492 words)

	BRITISHPATHE.COM \| OUT TAKES / CUTS FROM CP 536 - reel 2 of 2 - RADIO CAROLINE \| 315.01
		RADIO CAROLINE - some good C/Us of the DJs not used in cut story.
		More shots relating to Radio Caroline after the following section.
		Cuts relating to the earlier part of the story - shots of the Cutty Sark and various ships on the Thames.
	www.britishpathe.com /thumbnails.php?id=2915&searchword=Radio (210 words)

	Inside Radio Caroline
		For Lodge the story of Radio Caroline started, when he was sitting in a posh bar at London's King's Road.
		As many other people in the past, Lodge also misspells the name the name of the Radio Caroline North ship as "Frederica" instead of "Fredericia", as the ship was officially named until is was scrapped in the early eighties in Ouwerkerk aan de IJssel in Holland.
		The idea of "Caroline TV" was only something O'Rahilly was toying with in his mind and he only spread it around to get free publicity in the European Press.
	www.icce.rug.nl /~soundscapes/VOLUME05/LodgeUK.shtml (2440 words)

	PeerCast :: View topic - Radio Caroline Tribute - (Easter) Monday 20th April
		A1kC will be airing a Tribute to Radio Caroline in celebration of the lady's 39th Anniversary.
		Caroline was the first and longest serving of the offshore radio pirates around the UK.
		The program will be exclusive to A1kC and feature a long lost (maybe it should have stayed that way) Caroline interview with the Fab Four, John Paul George and Ringo, slightly off their heads on some mindbending substance.
	www.peercast.org /forum/viewtopic.php?t=909 (197 words)

	Details for Miss Kittin/Radio Caroline Vol 1 at CDconnection.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		But as her detached vocal delivery has become more and more ubiquitous, it is exceedingly difficult to tell where the character ends and the real person begins.
		As the title says, Radio Caroline is a far more esoteric and complicated musical place than the sleek electro -trash ghetto where Miss Kittin is usually placed.
		People who enjoy the works of miss kittin may also enjoy, in order of descending probability, the works of dfa compilation, mount sims, hacker, ellen allien, tiga, dj hell, chromeo, miss kittin and the hacker, she wants revenge, fischerspooner, felix da housecat, midlake, mylo, her space holiday, death from above 1979.
	www.cdconnection.com /details/Miss_Kittin__Radio_Caroline_Vol_1/932971?s=3J65OR5OzRku (421 words)

	Radio Caroline South - Worldspace
		It is a portable radio with the normal FM and AM bands PLUS a satellite band which enables you to listen to digital quality international radio stations AND specialist music channels throughout Europe, Africa and Asia.
		The receiver also works through a glass window, and if you want to take the receiver further inside, it is very easy to detach the satellite 'flap' antennae and attach it to the receiver with a 5m extension lead that comes as a standard accessory.
		Radio Caroline is among a spectrum of prestige broadcasters listed below that can be heard on the three beams of WorldSpace's Afristar satellite, giving good digital quality reception throughout Europe, Africa, the Middle East and West Asia.
	carolinesouth.com /worldspace.htm (759 words)

	laut.de \| Miss Kittin - "Radio Caroline Volume 1" (CD-Kritik)
		Zusammen mit ihrem musikalischen Counterpart The Hacker sorgte Caroline Hervé in den vergangenen Jahren für reichlich Freude und Schweiß auf den Dancefloors der Clubs.
		Mit "Radio Caroline Volume 1" erscheint nun ihre erste Mix-CD auf dem Genfer Label Mental Groove, wo auch The Hacker, Ural 13 Diktators und DJ Rush mit zahlreichen Veröffentlichungen zu Buche stehen.
		"Radio Caroline" erweist sich als wunderbare musikalische Begleitung für das gemütliche Wochenend-Couch-Surfing, etwaige Tanzeinlagen nicht ausgeschlossen.
	www.laut.de /lautstark/cd-reviews/m/miss_kittin/radio_caroline_volume_one/index.htm (304 words)

	The Radio Link - Sounds of the sea
		The story of the rise and fall of offshore radio and how it affected the music industry.
		Here are some famous jingles and songs from the offshore radio era.
		If you are looking for the famous Radio Caroline theme tune here by the Fortunes, you'll be disappointed.
	www.radiowaves.org.uk /sound/index.shtml (558 words)

	Offshore Radio: Radio Caroline Links
		Radio Caroline, 426 Archway Road, Highgate, London N6 4JH, England
		The Bellatrix was one of Radio Caroline's tenders in the eighties
		In 1987 the band "Area" released an album called "Radio Caroline" which was re-released in 1998
	www.offshore-radio.de /caroline.htm (504 words)

	Radio Ship (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Caroline`s last Radio ship The MV Ross Revenge is currently in closed dock having had to move off the pontoon at Tilbury London Cruise Terminal to make way for increased summer cruise ships
		The newly formed Radio Caroline Society has a web shop to raise funds for future broadcasts and preservation work.
		Many thanks to restoration crew member Roland Beaney (who has his own excellent pages on Caroline and the Ross Revenge) for these pictures, this November, of the Ross Revenge at her latest berth at Tilbury.
	members.aol.com /carolinesales/rsl.html (4061 words)

	The Legacy of Pirate Radio
		The final blow was the introduction of commercial radio in 1973, which swamped the airwaves with pop music.
		Radio Nordsee international (RNI) is still broadcasting - occasionally - and you can enjoy some exhaustive coverage of their current activities on the net.
		Caroline has its own website at http://www.radiocaroline.co.uk/ (though it wastes times with an enormous JavaScript creation of the ship supposedly at sea.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/broadcasting/49397/2 (480 words)

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