Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The W0KIE Satellite Radio Network (/ˈwʊki/ like wookiee) was a mostly talk radio network, listenable via C-band satellite. It operated, almost continuously, from 1996 to 2007. (It was named after the amateur radio callsign of its owner.)The programming was of a less structured nature than traditional talk radio. There was special emphasis on programming for amateur radio operators, satellite TV enthusiasts and the sight impaired.Although not the primary focus of the network, some show hosts did play music—a lot of which was not heard on traditional radio. Comedy and plays—old and new—were also often featured.The format was reminiscent of free-form programming heard during the formative years of FM radio."@en }
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- W0KIE abstract "The W0KIE Satellite Radio Network (/ˈwʊki/ like wookiee) was a mostly talk radio network, listenable via C-band satellite. It operated, almost continuously, from 1996 to 2007. (It was named after the amateur radio callsign of its owner.)The programming was of a less structured nature than traditional talk radio. There was special emphasis on programming for amateur radio operators, satellite TV enthusiasts and the sight impaired.Although not the primary focus of the network, some show hosts did play music—a lot of which was not heard on traditional radio. Comedy and plays—old and new—were also often featured.The format was reminiscent of free-form programming heard during the formative years of FM radio.".
- Q7946107 abstract "The W0KIE Satellite Radio Network (/ˈwʊki/ like wookiee) was a mostly talk radio network, listenable via C-band satellite. It operated, almost continuously, from 1996 to 2007. (It was named after the amateur radio callsign of its owner.)The programming was of a less structured nature than traditional talk radio. There was special emphasis on programming for amateur radio operators, satellite TV enthusiasts and the sight impaired.Although not the primary focus of the network, some show hosts did play music—a lot of which was not heard on traditional radio. Comedy and plays—old and new—were also often featured.The format was reminiscent of free-form programming heard during the formative years of FM radio.".