Get 200 unit 2 reading PIRATE RADIO p.26

They couldn't hear pop music on the radio every day

There was only a small number of radio stations.

Pop music wasn't played a lot on radio stations.

The presenters didn't want to play pop music.

were broadcasting illegally.

set a negative example for the young.

played all day long.

caused other normal stations to close down.

how difficult life on the ship was for the DJs on board.

how much the DJs enjoyed being famous on the radio

how rich the DJs on pirate ships could become.

how deeply the DJs cared about the music they played.

reviews an interesting film about pirate radio.

gives information about how pirate radio developed

encourages people to listen to 1960s music.

tells the story of one pirate radio DJ

They were completely closed down and stopped broadcasting forever.

They were officially integrated into the BBC radio system.

They became legal and started playing music for mainstream audiences.

They were banned at sea, but some continue to broadcast illegally today.

Because the stations charged listeners a lot of money to download music.

Because the music was broadcast illegally from land-based stations only.

Because the DJs had a relaxed presenting style and were accused of badly influencing teenagers.

Because the ships blocked international waters and disturbed normal boat traffic.