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Rogue
Radio Research
Dedicated to the scholarly research of micro-communication.
Tetsuo Kogawa - Micro Radio
Japan's microradio pioneer tinkers
with both radio's technological and social powers.
Association
for Progressive Communications - DTV and Radio Report
PDF copy of a report that critiques the democratic potentiality of digitizing
broadcast media, especially in developing countries. (10/2007)
What's
Going On In Community Media?
The Benton Foundation surveys the landscape of the different types and forms
of community media available, and makes recommendations for strengthening strong
models. (August 2007)
 Liberation
Frequency
Article in The Sociological Quarterly about the modern
U.S. microradio movement. (10/2006)
LPFM
Survey
Maps the "general characteristics" of LPFM stations via
survey. (2006)
 The
Free Radio Movement, its Impact on Radio, and Implications for
Democracy
in Media
Senior thesis from Peter Brinson (New College of Florida)
containing extensive case studies of microradio station operations and
the microradio movement's larger ties to overall ideals of media
democracy. Microsoft Word format link above, an
AppleWorks version of the thesis is also available (2002)
Mediageek
File: Pirate/Free Radio
Paul Riismandel
of Mediageek fame consolidates his ruminations on unlicensed
broadcasting.
REC
Networks: LPFM Census
U.S. Census data merged with the service areas of LPFM stations unveils the reach
of each's potential listener base. Data sample taken the week of July 21, 2003.
Alliance
for Community Media White Papers
A collection of papers presented at the ACM's annual conference.
Piracy
- A Definition
A socio-historical definition of the term in the context of intellectual
property and access to information.
Radio
Is Our Bomb
A three-part treatise on radio and the public
good.
'Listen
or Die': A History of the punk hardcore pirate station 'Radio Death,'
Amsterdam, 1985-1987
The relationship between punk rock and revolutionary politics is a delicate one,
as this is article/paper on Radio Dood describes. Includes many first-person
anecdotes from participants in the raucous experiment.
Radio
Conversation with Tetsuo Kogawa
Interesting exchange about mini-FM between media theoretician Josephine Bosma
and Kogawa, the Japanese pioneer of mini-FM stations as cultural tool.
Simon
Reynolds: Rave/Jungle on UK Pirate Radio
An uncut chapter
from his book.
Pirate
Radio Broadcasts, 1998-2001: State-Backed Discrimination
The
Keshev Center for the Protection of Democracy in Israel details
the favoritism granted right-wing political pirates by the Israeli government.
(May 2001)
Seizing
the Media
From the Immediast Underground pamphlet
series. (1992) |
