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December
Pirates
on the Radio - Profile of
one station and the volunteers that work there (Dec. 2)
November
Tuning Out - Suck.com
laments the blandness of America's commercial radio landscape (Nov. 22)
Weak
Signals - The New York Press offers its take on the low power
legalization battle (Nov. 17)
August
Please
let it end - The Anchorage Press hears talk shows and movie soundtracks
emenating just left of the dial (Aug. 5)
Dead Air - Reason
magazine's example of how low power radio helps the inner city (August)
July
Slashdot.org
- FCC considers low power FM licenses - Interesting discussion
thread that popped up on a completely off-topic web resource (Jul. 24)
Low
Power to the People - Mother Jones features LPFM (July)
May
Radio Waves
- Reason Magazine's pro-LPFM article (May)
Radio
for people, not for profit - Dollars & Sense magazine profiles
the microradio movement, highlighting Free Radio Gainesville (May)
April
Joe's
Garage - Reason's Jesse Walker waxes folksy about Micro Kind Radio
(April)
March
Balance
of Power - Perspectives from all over the microradio movement
about the FCC's move toward the creation of a low power radio service
(Mar. 15)
(L
o w) Power to the People - Mother Jones columnist Geov Parrish
states the obvious in a leftist sort of way (Mar. 9)
February
Local
Pirate Stations Skeptical of FCC Licensing - Tit-for-tat between
Free Radio Gainesville and a local 'licensed' broadcaster over the LPFM
proposal (Feb. 2)
The
Fight for Micro Radio Enters the Home Stretch - "Paradise
or Paradise Lost?" From the National Lawyer's Guild's Peter Franck
(February)
January
Religious
Radio Called Illegal - The
story of Radio Inspiracion, from the Eagle-Tribune Online (Jan. 30)
FCC's Interference Argument
Grounded - Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting debunks the myth
that interference microradio stations constitutes a hazard to aviation:
the real problem is with licensed broadcasters. (January)
Making
Waves in Seattle - The Washington Free Press covers the
rising tide of unlicensed broadcasting taking place in the city, sparked
by a station affiliated with Pearl Jam. (January)
Re: Leonard
Kahn's AM Powerside - Mixed reviews of Kahn technology sheds
little light on the CAM-D alternative digital standard, but tells us
much about the man behind it and his engineering prowess; courtesy of
SBE Chapter 36. (1999)
Reclaiming the
Airwaves For the Public - Published in Midwest Today magazine,
an overview of the problems radio 'pirates' in America try to address
(1999)
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