Mr Sennitt brings over thirty years of experience in international broadcasting to ClandestineRadio.com, where he serves as the site's strategic adviser.

In 1998 Mr Sennitt began working as an Interactive Producer for Radio Netherlands, where he developed dossiers on media markets in Kosovo, Afghanistan, Angola and Iraq, and provided online media analysis for the Radio Netherlands Media Network Web site. His insight on the media in Iraq led to numerous revelations on military strategy during Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003.

Mr Sennitt worked for The World Radio and Television Handbook, the annual "bible" of international broadcasting, between 1978 and 1997, and became editor in 1987. His tenure with the renowned publication provided him with first-hand knowledge of the broadcasting structures in over 150 countries.

Between 1974 and 1978 he was stationed in Caversham, U.K., as a radio monitor for the BBC Monitoring, which analyzes domestic and international radio and television broadcasts across the globe.

Mr Sennitt graduated from Lancaster University with a degree in Russian and Soviet Studies and has been featured in widely in the international press, including The Wall Street Journal, RAI Italia. He currently resides in the Netherlands.