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Ancient Web: Early Radio History Has Been Online Since 1996

Thomas H. White's United States Early Radio History site has been online since 1996, collecting original research and period material about radio, telegraphy, broadcasting, regulation, callsigns, and the strange years when wireless communication was still being invented.

Ancient Web: The Test Card Gallery Remembers When Television Had to Show Its Work

Darren Meldrum's Test Card Gallery preserves BBC, ITV, and international television test cards, tuning signals, clocks, captions, and engineering patterns from the era before round-the-clock broadcasting.

Ancient Web: Masters of Melody Preserved the BBC Orchestras Radio Forgot

Brian Reynolds built Masters of Melody to document British radio studio orchestras, bands, ensembles and broadcasts that largely vanished from mainstream memory.

Ancient Web: 440 International Kept Radio People and Radio History Searchable

440 International preserves an old radio-industry directory, broadcaster whereabouts, daily media-history material, and the texture of radio culture before social profiles replaced specialist directories.