ARLA/CLUSTER: RDPi.

[Carlos L.R. de A.Gonçalves]

Para conhecimento, sendo certo que se trata de um comentário partilhado por
muitos mais, ouvintes ou não, portugueses ou estrangeiros: excerto do DXLD
6-149 de 6OUT'06.

Curiosamente, agora, a RTP, desdobrada em RTP-TV e RDP, criou o Provedor do
Ouvinte.    Louvável, mas algo supérfluo.   Qq. ouvinte, ou, no mín., qq.
contribuinte que alimenta a RTP deveria ter direito a resposta por parte
desta (ou doutra) entidade pública, num ambiente normal, sem passos prévios
e escusados na direcção de alguém c/ procuração de interlocutor.

Curiosamente, a RDP, pelo menos, parece responder sempre às críticas que lhe
são remetidas... a julgar pelas alegações pontuais dessa mesma RDP.   Puro
engano, p/ não adjectivar doutra forma.   Por coincidência, um dos m/
reparos feitos há escassos meses directamente à RDPi foca o ponto
(programação extra e seu teor) que o artigo neste boletim DX apresenta.

73.
Carlos Gonçalves.
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Sat 0800 WRN   13865 DRM via Bulgaria
Sat 1300 WRMI   9955 [ex-1230]
Sat 1430 WRMI   7385
Sat 1600 WWCR3 12160
Sun 0230 WWCR3  5070
Sun 0630 WWCR1  3215
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** PORTUGAL. RDPI putting in best signal by far from Europe on 13m,
Oct 6 at 1329 on 21655, better than another of theirs on 21830 aimed
elsewhere, just as they were opening a special transmission mentioning
this and numerous other frequencies, in anticipation of joining
Antena-1 at 1345 for live coverage of Russia vs Portugal first round
play-off, I guess referring to futebol. Then some nice Portuguese
music to warm up.
If RDPI would spend 1% of the resources it spends broadcasting stupid
ballgames all over the world, they could at least resume a small
external service in foreign languages, like 5 minutes of news in
English. But, no! (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

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