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United States Early Radio History - An amazing wealth of information on the very first few years of American radio broadcasting.

XERF - The Best Darn Story of the While 20th Century
Great resource telling the tale of Doctor John R. Brinkley, who singlehandedly created the 'Border Blaster' era of AM radio with station XERF.

Radio Jackie
South West London's original pirate station is back - with a license!

Radio Jackie 227 Remembered
London-area pirate operated for 16 years serving listeners on both AM and FM - this page is designed and maintained by a former presenter on Radio Jackie.

Radio Kaleidoscope
Made regular Sunday appearances during the 1970s, here's one devoted listener's online shrine.

When Pirates Ruled the Waves
Lots of pictures and a little commentary on the rise of the UK pirate scene, with focus on Skyport Radio and Radio Jackie.

High School Pirate Radio Stations of the 1960's
Neat-o pictures and audio clips.

WBCQ - The Planet
Former shortwave pirate Al Weiner's gone legit.

The Station M Story
A thorough tribute to one British station.

Intersound Radio
Dutch pirate has been broadcasting for some 30 years; its web page is sure noisy!

The History of KHOG
High school hobby becomes a senior college project.