Libya: Engineers break from state-run radio, set up makeshift studio

The voice of the revolution resides in a rundown compound of single-story concrete buildings on the outskirts of this city, the de facto capital of rebel-held Libya. Stray cats jog through the debris, and abandoned trucks are lined up against a wall.

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Former radio engineer in Libya using newfound freedom

Washington Post Foreign Service
Monday, February 28, 2011; 11:28 AM
IN BENGHAZI, LIBYA When Benghazi fell into the hands of the opposition a week ago, Saleh Zayani grabbed two sound mixers and a microphone and headed to the radio transmission building.

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