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Radio Murcur

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    In radio: Pirates and public-service radio

    The first, Radio Murcur, began service off Denmark in July 1958; it was followed by Radio Veronica two years later. A Swedish pirate station began operating in 1961, and Radio Veronica provided transmissions into Britain the same year. Radio Caroline began popular music broadcasts into Britain in…

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