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	Web address: http://www.lmradio.org/index.htm		Web address: http://www.lmradio.org/index.htm
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		+	LM Radio Mozambique facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/lmradio702/

	==The [[L.T.T.]] Website==		==The [[L.T.T.]] Website==

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−	This site records the ~~History~~ of Radio Clube de Moçambique, and '''[[Lourenco Marques Radio]]''' (or better known as '''[[LM Radio]]'''), the first commercial radio station in Africa (active 1935-1974), broadcasting on short wave from Lourenço Marques in neighbouring Mozambique. Particularly well supported for its popular music programmes, the station was also hugely influential in South Africa as an alternative to the state owned [[SABC]]. Many South African personalities worked for it over the years and the website includes valuable potted biographies of such individuals.	+	This site records the history of the ''Radio Clube de Moçambique'', and '''[[Lourenco Marques Radio]]''' (or better known as '''[[LM Radio]]'''), the first commercial radio station in Africa (active 1935-1974), broadcasting on short wave from Lourenço Marques in neighbouring Mozambique. Particularly well supported for its popular music programmes, the station was also hugely influential in South Africa as an alternative to the state owned [[SABC]]. Many South African personalities worked for it over the years and the website includes valuable potted biographies of such individuals.

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−	This site records the History of Radio Clube de Moçambique, and [[Lourenco Marques Radio]] ([[LM Radio]]), the first commercial radio station in Africa, 1935-1974, broadcasting on short wave from Lourenço Marques in neighbouring Mozambique. Particularly well supported for its popular music programmes, the station was also hugely influential in South Africa as an alternative to the state owned [[SABC]]. Many South African personalities worked for it over the years and the website includes valuable potted biographies of such individuals.	+	This site records the History of Radio Clube de Moçambique, and '''[[Lourenco Marques Radio]]''' (or better known as '''[[LM Radio]]'''), the first commercial radio station in Africa (active 1935-1974), broadcasting on short wave from Lourenço Marques in neighbouring Mozambique. Particularly well supported for its popular music programmes, the station was also hugely influential in South Africa as an alternative to the state owned [[SABC]]. Many South African personalities worked for it over the years and the website includes valuable potted biographies of such individuals.

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−	This site records the History of Radio Clube de Moçambique, and [[Lourenco Marques Radio]] ([[LM Radio]]), the first commercial radio station in Africa, 1935-1974. ~~The~~ station was hugely influential in South Africa as an alternative to the ~~styate~~ owned SABC~~, and many~~ South African personalities worked for it over the years~~. The~~ website includes potted biographies of such ~~people.~~	+	This site records the History of Radio Clube de Moçambique, and [[Lourenco Marques Radio]] ([[LM Radio]]), the first commercial radio station in Africa, 1935-1974, broadcasting on short wave from Lourenço Marques in neighbouring Mozambique. Particularly well supported for its popular music programmes, the station was also hugely influential in South Africa as an alternative to the state owned [[SABC]]. Many South African personalities worked for it over the years and the website includes valuable potted biographies of such individuals.
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−	~~Web address: http://www.lmradio.org/index~~.~~htm~~

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	==The [[L.T.T.]] Website==		==The [[L.T.T.]] Website==

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	=The list: Internet Sources on Theatre, Film, Media and Performance: '''L'''=		=The list: Internet Sources on Theatre, Film, Media and Performance: '''L'''=
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		+	== The [[LM Radio Museum and Sound Archive]]==
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		+	This site records the History of Radio Clube de Moçambique, and [[Lourenco Marques Radio]] ([[LM Radio]]), the first commercial radio station in Africa, 1935-1974. The station was hugely influential in South Africa as an alternative to the styate owned SABC, and many South African personalities worked for it over the years. The website includes potted biographies of such people.
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		+	Web address: http://www.lmradio.org/index.htm

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	The website contains theatrical terminology and theories as well.		The website contains theatrical terminology and theories as well.
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		+	'''The web address is: http://www.literaryterminology.com/index.php'''

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 ==The [[L.T.T.]] Website==
-[[L.T.T.]]  is the acronym for ''Literêre Terme en Teorieë'', an [[Afrikaans]]/[[Dutch]]/English website of literary terms and theories,  primarily aimed at the [[Afrikaans]] speaking student, teacher or lecturer. Originating from the printed version published by [[HAUM|HAUM-Literêr]] in Pretoria in 1992, it was digitalized in 2008.
+[[L.T.T.]]  is the acronym for ''[[Literêre Terme en Teorieë]]'', an [[Afrikaans]]/[[Dutch]]/English website of literary terms and theories,  primarily aimed at the [[Afrikaans]] speaking student, teacher or lecturer. Originating from the printed version published by [[HAUM|HAUM-Literêr]] in Pretoria in 1992, it was digitalized in 2008.
 The website contains theatrical terminology and theories as well.

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		+	'''Return to''' [[Internet Sources on Theatre, Film, Media and Performance in Southern Africa]]

		+	'''Return to''' [[ESAT Bibliography]]

−	=The [[L.T.T.]] Website=	+	'''Return to''' [[The ESAT Entries]]
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		+	'''Return to''' [[Main Page]]
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		+	=The list: Internet Sources on Theatre, Film, Media and Performance: '''L'''=
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		+	==The [[L.T.T.]] Website==

	An [[Afrikaans]]/[[Dutch]]/English website of Literary Terms and Theories primarily aimed at the [[Afrikaans]] speaking student, teacher or lecturer. Originating from the printed version published by HAUM-Literêr in Pretoria in 1992, it was digitalized in 2008. Contains theatrical terminology and theories as well.		An [[Afrikaans]]/[[Dutch]]/English website of Literary Terms and Theories primarily aimed at the [[Afrikaans]] speaking student, teacher or lecturer. Originating from the printed version published by HAUM-Literêr in Pretoria in 1992, it was digitalized in 2008. Contains theatrical terminology and theories as well.
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		+	=Return to=
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		+	'''Return to''' [[Internet Sources on Theatre, Film, Media and Performance in Southern Africa]]
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		+	'''Return to''' [[ESAT Bibliography]]
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		+	'''Return to''' [[The ESAT Entries]]
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		+	'''Return to''' [[Main Page]]

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	=The [[L.T.T.]] Website=		=The [[L.T.T.]] Website=

−	An [[Afrikaans]]/[[Dutch]]/English website of [[Literary Terms and Theories]] primarily aimed at the [[Afrikaans]] speaking student, teacher or lecturer. Originating from the printed version published by HAUM-Literêr in Pretoria in 1992, it was digitalized in 2008. Contains theatrical terminology and theories as well.	+	An [[Afrikaans]]/[[Dutch]]/English website of Literary Terms and Theories primarily aimed at the [[Afrikaans]] speaking student, teacher or lecturer. Originating from the printed version published by HAUM-Literêr in Pretoria in 1992, it was digitalized in 2008. Contains theatrical terminology and theories as well.