The RSGB magazine started in 1923 as the 'T & R Bulletin', T & R being for 'Transmitters and Relay' which was the amateur radio side of RSGB back then. By the end of the decade, RSGB was all amateur radio: the T & R Bulletin became the RSGB Bulletin in 1942, Radio Communications in the 1970s and RadCom in the 1980s. Like so many amateur radio 'society' magazines, it has to cater for such a wide range of member's interests that very often it is not as interesting to some of the membership as was the case 50 years ago.