Radio World: Three Mysterious New Shortwave Stations Approved in the U.S.

From Radio World: In a rare move, the FCC has approved two new construction permits and granted a full license for international shortwave broadcasting—prompting questions about their true purpose. All three applicants—DPA Mac, Parable Broadcasting, and Turms Tech—claim intentions to use the DRM standard, yet past filings and meeting summaries suggest possible ties to high-frequency financial data transmissions, a purpose not authorized under current broadcast rules. Who are these new players, and what exactly do they plan to transmit?

Nick Langan unpacks the story in Radio World. Click here to read the full article.

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4 thoughts on “Radio World: Three Mysterious New Shortwave Stations Approved in the U.S.

  1. Neil

    Probably broadcasting blockchain data.. There is a satellite one, but the latency is too much.
    the ” Save it for parts” you tube channel had a play with the satellite data, but there are a few HF stations doing the same (apparently).

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