Dear Sir/Madam,

As you will have realized, there have been considerable changes in the
service provided by Swiss Radio International (SRI) in recent months. We are
now writing to explain these changes (see the enclosed brochure), and give
advance warning of some future developments.

SRI will gradually be discontinuing its shortwave broadcasting, with no
further programmes after the end of 2004 (for details, please refer to the
timetable in annexe 1). Another aspect of our strategy is to reduce our
satellite broadcasting, retaining only an English-language service.

The changes, which have been approved in principle by the federal department
of the environment, transport, energy and communication, form part of a
strategic re-orientation. There are three main reasons for this change of
policy:

· the fact that it is now easy to access the electronic media and
information of all kinds about Switzerland, particularly in Europe, where
the majority of Swiss expatriates are resident (as mentioned in annexe 2,
many of the radio and television programmes broadcast by the Swiss
Broadcasting Corporation can be picked up in Europe via satellite);

· the development of on-line services, increasingly popular in all
parts of the world, which means that providers of international services are
almost obliged to switch to the Internet;

· the competition generated by new sources of information, which means
there are only very limited prospects for expensive shortwave services.

To keep you adequately informed, SRI will nevertheless continue to provide
news of what is happening in Switzerland via its on-line service:
www.swissinfo.org. This is an excellent alternative: available in eight
languages (the Arabic-language site was officially launched on 1 February),
Swiss Radio International's multimedia platform provides a constant stream
of information in the form of text, pictures, sound and video on the events
making the headlines in Switzerland and abroad (see attached brochure).

We hope to be welcoming you to our web site - www.swissinfo.org - in the
near future. Meanwhile, do not hesitate to get in touch if you need further
information.

Yours faithfully,

Nicolas Lombard
Director

Christine Dudle-Crevoisier
Head of Communication & Marketing


Annexes: as mentioned

It's All for now bye

Message is self explanatory.This is for your info
about the new radio
station in Cambodia.

Kind regards,

Swopan Chakroborty
Kokata,India


>From: SRP Cabinet
>To: "Swopan Chakroborty"
>Subject: Re: FREQ SKED,B 00
>Date: Sat, 24 Feb 2001 17:38:39 +0700
>
>Madam/Sir,
>
>The Sam Rainsy Party's radio station is just set
up for broacasting. Its
>program right now is stil a trial. I will keep you
informed when its web
>site will be available for listeners.
>
>Of course, your kind suggestions are helpful to prevail
human interest. I
>apreciate your ideas on building up democracy which
requires and must
>undergo with plurality and diversity.
>
>Very truly
>
>Phi Thach
>Sam Rainsy's Cabinet
>
>NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF THE KINGDOM OF CAMBODIA
>
>Phnom Penh, February 15, 2001
>
>SRP RADIO ON AIR ON SATURDAY
>
>On February 17, while holding its Congress in Siem
Reap, the Sam Rainsy
>Party will for the first time test its long-awaited
radio program named
>"The Voice of Justice" in Khmer. If the test is conclusive,
the broadcast
>will take place on a regular basis, with an increasing
frequency, from
>weekly to daily. The broadcasting station is located
in a democratic
>country not very far from Cambodia. This first one-hour
emission will be
>broadcast from 5.00 pm to 6.00 pm Cambodia time (or
1000-1100 GMT) on 15455
>kilohertz in the 19 meter band. Access for every
major political party to
>the electronic media will contribute to make the
next elections in Cambodia
>less unfair.
>
>Sam Rainsy
>Member of Parliament
>Phone: 016 888 676

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------10 MAR'01

TO : ALL

A01 frequency schedule for Christian Voice sites internationally
(This includes transmissions from Darwin)

regds
alokesh
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A01 - CHRISTIAN VOICE
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FREQ STRT STOP LOC POWR DAYS LANGUAGE ADM
---------------------------------------------------

4965 1500 0300 LUS 100 1234567 English ZMB

6065 0300 0600 LUS 100 1234567 English ZMB

6070 2200 1200 SGO 100 1234567 Spanish CHL

9635 1200 2200 SGO 100 1234567 Spanish CHL

9720 1700 2100 DRW 250 1234567 English AUS

9865 0600 1500 LUS 100 1234567 English ZMB

9865 2100 2400 DRW 250 1234567 English AUS

11690 0100 1300 SGO 100 1234567 Spanish CHL

11745 2100 1100 SGO 100 1234567 Spanish CHL

11890 1700 1900 DRW 250 1234567 English AUS

13730 1400 1700 DRW 250 1234567 English AUS

13775 0900 1400 DRW 250 1234567 English AUS

13795 1200 1700 DRW 250 1234567 English AUS

15375 0000 1400 SGO 100 1234567 Spanish CHL

17680 1400 2400 SGO 100 1234567 Spanish CHL

17775 0000 0300 DRW 250 1234567 English AUS

17820 0700 0900 DRW 250 1234567 English AUS

17825 1000 1200 DRW 250 1234567 English AUS

21500 1100 2100 SGO 100 1234567 Spanish CHL

21550 1300 0100 SGO 100 1234567 Spanish CHL

21680 0000 0900 DRW 250 1234567 English AUS


Regards,

Alokesh Gupta,B-325, New Friends Colony, New Delhi-110065,
India.

TO : ALL

Here's A'01 frequency schdule for KTWR-GUAM.

Warm Regards,
Alokesh.
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A - 01 Frequency Schedule for KTWR -Trans World Radio
- Guam
March 25, 2001 - October 28, 2001)

Freq Time UTC Pwr Asm Target
(KHz) Open-Close (kW) (deg) CIRAF (zones) Languages
Days
======= ==== ==== === === ============= ==========
=====
7455.0 1100-1500 100 320 42,43,44 Mandarin
1234567
9430.0 1100-1145 100 285 49 Vietnamese
1234567
9430.0 1430-1530 100 278 49 Vietnamese
1234567
9445.0 1500-1617 100 320 42,43,44 Mandarin
1234567
9465.0 1200-1300 100 345 45 Japanese
1234567
9865.0 0930-1100 100 315 42,43,44 Mandarin
1234567
9870.0 1300-1330 100 315 42,43,44 Mandarin
1234567
9870.0 1330-1400 100 285 44 Swatow
1234567
9870.0 1400-1416 100 285 44 Cantonese
6
9870.0 1400-1445 100 285 44 Cantonese
12345
9870.0 1400-1500 100 285 44 Cantonese
7
9870.0 1500-1530 100 345 44,45 Korean
1234567
9910.0 0915-1100 100 320 42,43,44 Mandarin
1234567
11610.0 1300-1330 100 293 42,43,44 Mandarin
1234567
11665.0 1200-1300 100 255 49,54 Javanese
1234567
11690.0 2100-2200 100 345 45 Japanese
1234567
11765.0 1100-1200 100 345 44,45 Korean
1234567
11875.0 2200-2216 100 285 44 Cantonese
6
11875.0 2200-2245 100 285 44 Cantonese
12345
11875.0 2200-2300 100 285 44 Cantonese
7
12130.0 1100-1617 100 305 42,43,44 Mandarin
1234567
13685.0 1300-1400 100 285 49 Burmese
1234567
15195.0 2200-2230 100 248 54 Indonesian
1234567
15200.0 0715-0900 100 278 49,50,54 English
1234567
15200.0 0900-0915 100 248 54 Balinese
12567
15200.0 0900-0915 100 248 54 Torajanese
34
15200.0 0915-0930 100 248 54 Madurese
1234567
15200.0 0930-1100 100 248 54 Indonesian
1234567
15205.0 1100-1230 100 248 54 Indonesian
1234567
15290.0 1230-1300 100 293 44 Hakka
1234567
15330.0 0815-0930 100 165 51,55,56,58,59,60 English
1234567
15330.0 1430-1600 100 285 41,48,49 English
1234567
15395.0 1330-1400 100 293 41,49 Indian
1234567
15510.0 0915-1100 100 305 42,43,44 Mandarin
1234567
15525.0 2115-2317 100 305 42,43,44 Mandarin
1234567

KTWR Frequency Coordination,Trans World Radio, 1868
Halsey Drive,
Asan, Guam 96922-1505 USA.
Phone (671)828-8637 Fax (671)828-8636
e-mail: ktwrfreq@guam.twr.org