The short wavebroadcasting community has been meeting in Punta Cana this past week. The B09 HFCC\/ASBU Conference is held at the Dreams Punta Cana. The HFCC, also known as High Frequency Co-ordination Conference, is a group active in informal co-ordination of frequency channels used in short wave broadcasting. The group co-ordinates transmission schedules of about 60 organisations from more than 30 countries. They represent about 75 to 80 percent of the global output of short wave broadcasting.<\/p>\n
The event was sponsored by the National Association of Shortwave Broadcasters (NASB), the IBB, Continental Electronics, Thomson Radio Broadcast, Inc., and the DRM Consortium, and the Dominican Telecommunications Institute (Indotel). <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The short wavebroadcasting community has been meeting in Punta Cana this past week. The B09 HFCC\/ASBU Conference is held at the Dreams Punta Cana. The HFCC, also known as High Frequency Co-ordination Conference, is a group active in informal co-ordination of frequency channels used in short wave broadcasting. The group co-ordinates transmission schedules of about … <\/p>\n