Give Him a Break!!!/Monthly Reviews to Continue Re: Radio Hobby
Magazines Meeting The Reader's/Subscribers Challenge!Re:[MilCom]
Pop'Comm & Milcom Dec 2005
Ken
rfinder1 at verizon.net
Sun Nov 20 14:48:50 EST 2005
Well we are all entitled to OUR opinions... From my standpoint Steve
Douglass' does provide some very interesting exploratory concepts (albeit
unrelated to HF radio monitoring) in his monthly "Popular Communications"
magazine column 'Utility Communications Digest' -- which up until his name
appeared on the masthead was strictly FOCUSED on utility High Frequency
Radio information & monitoring results (which continues with some reader
input). Overall there's less than a handful of hobbyists who report HF
loggings regularly on this list so there still is a need for this type (HF)
of continuing monthly information in hobby magazines.
I know some hobbyists who know him and hold him in high regard.. Steve has
a fairly long history of being involved in uncovering & reporting "Black
Projects". If you do a search engine internet search "Intercepts
newsletter" you will get some interesting information (especially the
"Wired" publication www.wired.com/wired/archive/2.02/stealth.watchers.html
or http://www.eff.org/Activism/stealthwatchers.article from the early/mid
1990's. As I stated before, I do not have any personal vendetta against
Steve... I'm offering MY opinion on his monthly column milcom contents. If
anyone else was writing that column with milcom content, I'd still be doing
a review.
The monthly reviews will continue focusing on "Monitoring Times" & "Popular
Communications" magazines milcom content. On occassion, I may purchase
"Scanning USA"... BTW I'd encourage others that get various hobby
magazines (including MT & PC) to please publish your reviews of magazines
that have "military communications" content, this way hobbyists that are
only using this mail lists for information will have an idea what is also
available in printed magazines.
Ken
----- Original Message -----
From: "Duane Mantick" <wb9omc at nlci.com>
To: <milcom at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Sunday, November 20, 2005 1:23 PM
Subject: RE: Radio Hobby Magazines Meeting The Reader's/Subscribers
Challenge!Re:[MilCom] Pop'Comm & Milcom Dec 2005
snip..snip...
>>>>>>I will suggest that we give the guy just a bit of a break....
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