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The Broadcast Archive - If broadcast history is your hobby, passion, or just today's matter of interest, this link may interest you! Their mission is to find and share information about the pioneer broadcast radio stations and current industry issues, as well as links and references to other locations containing accurate materials on broadcasting. The emphasis is on professional broadcasting, but can "wander" a bit from time to time.

The History of "Monitor" - It became the greatest show in network radio history, the forerunner of talk radio and one of the most-copied formats ever. Its creator, the brilliant NBC President Sylvester L. "Pat" Weaver Jr., described it as a "kaleidoscopic phantasmagoria." To the rest of us, it was simply, and wonderfully, "Monitor."

The Radio Attic - The best place on the Internet to find out information about old radios.

NBC Chimes - Detailed information about the famous three note chime that has been the long time trademark of NBC.

Radio Daily News - Larry Shannon's daily radio news updates.

Radio-Info.com - a radio industry news and discussion forum.

440: Satisfaction - Radio people database and deejays, news, sports, engineering, management, and support personnel by name, city or station.

History of American Broadcasting - early lists of radio and TV stations, articles about broadcasting history.

Radio Hall of Fame - provides information on the history of radio and the people who helped to shape its history.

Don McNeil's Breakfast Club - He was "The Man Who Came to Breakfast." For 35 years millions joined him five days a week, laughed at and with him, sang and prayed with him, and marched around the breakfast table at 15-minute intervals.

TeddWebb.com - Tedd Webb as heard weekday mornings on Newsradio 970 WFLA-AM Tampa Bay. This site features "Where Are They Now?" and "Radio Memorabilia" sections.

Reelradio’s Top 40 Repository – The original radio aircheck museum of classic Top 40 Radio.

Old-Time Radio Shows – The original old-time radio web pages about programs from radio’s Golden Age.

Radiolovers – with hundreds of vintage radio shows to listen to online in mp3 format, all for FREE.

ABC Radio News - A Tribute website by Jeff Roteman.

The Digital Deli Online - Where the Golden Age of Radio Meets the Digital Age.

The Kuppers Chronicles - An audio scrapbook by Rich Halten for his friend, Lakeland radio personality Jay Kuppers.

Norman Barrington's Radio Pages - An-depth coverage of jingles, including their history and an archive, by the former radio DJ.

Pams Productions, Inc. - The official website of the first production company to specialize in the creation of station I.D. packages for radio and TV.

Radio Spirits - Offering on CD and cassette a large selection of old time radio shows.

TimHobson.com - your source for Tampa Bay and Orlando radio stations, Tampa Bay television, Florida weather information - including tropical weather - and Tampa Bay scanner frequencies.

OTRCat.com - Dedicated to the preservation of radio's Golden Era. Stream or download full episodes in Mp3 from thousands of shows in all genres.

You may also want to visit these radio station tribute web sites:

WLOF-AM 950 & WHOO-AM 990 - Orlando (by Dick Shane)
WLOF-AM 950 - Orlando (by Bill Vermillion)
WGTO-AM 540 - Cypress Gardens
WQAM-AM 560 - Miami
WAPE-AM 690 - Jacksonville
WDVH-AM 980 - Gainesville
WFUN-AM 790 - Miami
WYNF-FM 94.9 "95ynf" - Tampa
WGUL-AM 1500 & WGUL-FM 105.5 - New Port Richey
WORJ-FM 107.7 - Orlando
WLAC-AM 1510 - Nashville, TN
WGN-AM 720 - Chicago, IL
WJMA-AM 1340 & WJMA-FM 96.7 - Orange, VA
WCEN-AM 1150 - Mt. Pleasant, MI
WMTE-AM 1340 - Manistee, MI
WMIK-AM 560 & WMIK-FM 92.7 - Middlesboro, KY