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1997
Micro-radio
Poses Big Constitutional Question - Op-ed piece from the Christian
Science Monitor. (Dec. 19)
Making
Waves - A snapshot from Free Radio Memphis' battle with the FCC
(Nov. 26)
Silent
Treatment - From the Boston Phoenix's "Don't Quote Me" section,
features Radio Free Allston (Nov. 6)
Air
Barbara - One of only a handful of articles ever done on the Twin
Cities' elusive and unique "Ballot Box Radio" (Oct. 29)
Deregulation?
- A ReelRadio editorial - bitter laughs (Sept. 19)
Waves
of the Future - Radio Free Allston gets a nice profile from the
Boston Phoenix (Feb. 27)
Black
Rose Pumps Up the Volume at Zoom Black Magic - One of the founding
stations of the microradio movement, this is an interview with ZBM's Black
Rose. (1997)
How
Awful is the Radio in Your City? - Simple and humorous way to
grade the lameness of the radio market where you live (1997)
1996
Preacher
fights to keep broadcasting pirate radio - CNN's story on Radio
Free Lewanee (Dec. 16)
Airwave
Anarchy - Article from stim.com featuring an interview with shortwave
guru Andrew Yoder (May)
A
Radio Revolution - From Metro Santa Cruz (CA), the city's weekly
paper, with a spotlight on Freak Radio Santa Cruz (Feb. 1)
Roots
of a Revolution - Short blurb on the history of Mbanna Kantako,
widely regarded as the 'father of microradio' in the United States (Feb.
1)
1995 and Earlier
Now,
they're making (radio) waves -
A rare profile of Monkey Wrench Radio, the famous pirate station that
toured with Pearl Jam spreading the message of microradio. (Oct. 27, 1995)
Challenging
the Manufacture of Consent - A first-hand profile of Free Radio
Berkeley and a short primer into the young history of the microradio movement
(October 1995)
The
Power of Free Computing - Indymedia repost of a Wired article
featuring the mysterious Japanese Johnny Appleseed who gave Czechoslovakia
tools to circumvent state communication crackdowns. If true, it's quite
a powerful example of inter-personal media in action. (January 1995)
...And
Anyone Else Who Knows Me - From Q magazine: the Cure's
little-known foray into pirate radio. (November 1990)
Pirate Radio
on Merseyside - Contains a handful of articles written about the
Merseyside (UK) pirate radio scene, from 1980 to the early '90s
Radio & Aural
Destabilization - What it was like to be truly free-form on Amsterdam's
Radio Patapoe, from the perspective of a DJ at America's most free-form
college radio station. (May 19, year unknown)
Red Asphalt Nomad:
Poetic Terrorism by Neil Strauss - Strauss' excellent story on
a night spent jamming CB channels with Red Asphalt Nomad in Dallas. (Date
unknown)
Outlaws
May Use Super-Stations at Sea - Modern Mechanix writes in 1934
about the dramatic hunt for offshore broadcasters. (March 1934)
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