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About Us
 ClandestineRadio.com
is the only online portal dedicated to the study of
clandestine and subversive radio - a field where politics,
diplomacy, espionage and broadcast media collide. Clandestine
broadcasting is a highly effective weapon in the arsenal
of psychological warfare, which, when analyzed, can
assist observers to cut through the fog of war and ascertain
the strength and capabilities of opposition groups as
well as actual on-the-ground military strategies. For
the casual Web surfer this site may seem exotic and,
at times, conspiratorial. Regular and "professional"
users, however, will find an intelligence bonanza.
 Launched
in 1996 ClandestineRadio.com has developed into a resource
regularly used by radio monitors, academics and historians,
journalists, and military and intelligence analysts
to track psywar developments across the globe. We have
been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Washington
Post, Christian Science Monitor, US News
& World Report, and on BBC, Fox News, ABC, NBC,
CBS, NPR, CBC, and numerous international media outlets.
Issues of our bi-weekly Clandestine Radio Watch
reports are included in the digital archives of the
U.S. Library of Congress, and Washington, DC's Newseum,
which re-opens in 2006, will feature excerpts of our
sound library in its permanent exhibits. Global Crisis
Watch, our news podcast, launched in May 2005.
ClandestineRadio.com is a non-partisan
and international project headquartered in Washington,
DC, and Germany with principal correspondents in North
America, Europe, Africa and Asia. Media inquiries are
welcome.
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"ClandestineRadio.com is an operation
run by people who know what they are
doing. Stay tuned to that site."
John Batchelor
ABC Radio Network, 2005 |
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"ClandestineRadio.com has played
a key role in drawing the attention
of the British political establishment
to the hate broadcasts of Al-Tajdeed
Radio, which are produced in London."
Andy Sennitt
Radio Netherlands Media Network, 2005 |
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"Outstanding both politically
and on the radio side..."
Luis Moreno
Deputy Chief of Mission
U.S. Embassy, Haiti |
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"I first heard of ClandestineRadio.com...
in conjunction with a report of US intel
assets in Turkmenistan."
U.S. Military Intelligence Analyst
during Operation Enduring Freedom, 2001 |
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"(A) private Web site used by
US intelligence that specializes in...
analysis of opposition radio stations
around the world."
The Boston Globe, 2003 |
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amazing... You guys are amongst the
only people in the open source environment
taking real primary information, validating
it, and coming up with good analysis.
Unlike the closed source community,
you have no political or bureaucratic
filter - so your analyses are good."
Michael Knights
Military Fellow
Washington Institute for Near East Policy |
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"Info posted (here) has proven
useful in the past."
Simon Davies
Information Officer
United Nations |
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"Respected news site about secret
radio."
BBC News, 2001 |
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"One of the best sources of information
on the Internet..."
The Independent, 1998 |
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"Clandestineradio.com... has
broken some fascinating tales of the
US... psychological operations campaign
against Saddam Hussein."
Newsday, 2003 |
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"You were recommended to us by
a couple of sources we find very reliable."
Brooke Gladstone
On the Media
National Public Radio, 2003 |
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