Radio Logs were first
published in the early 1920's
to aid the general public in
finding stations to listen
to. This was most important
as much of the US lived far from any
of the early
stations.
Later, logs helped "DXers"
(those who made a hobby of
listening for distant
stations) and even broadcast
professionals.
This is the largest log and
station collection in the
known universe. Really!
This collection has
hundreds of examples and
shows how important
listening to distant
stations was as both a
pastime and a hobby.
Later listings were industry
directories aimed at the
business of radio and TV
Other Logs
& Lists
We have an extensive
collection of other stations
logs and lists that are not
on this page. There are also
station listings in the
Broadcasting Yearbook
issues as well as the
Radio Annual and other
directory publications.
Look under "Directories",
"Annuals" and "Yearbooks" on
the home page.
Click to view.
Radex Logs
Station listings 1924-1942
plus articles
FM Atlas
Difinitive guide to FM 1970
- 2010. Lists, formats,
more.
Jones Logs
The most accurate listings
from the late 1958 to 1984
FBIS Foreign Lists
All non-US stations worldwide by frequency
and by country
