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Category Archives: localism
Public file is still alive as FCC considers online docs
At yesterday’s open meeting the FCC released a new proposal to “modernize” public inspection files at television broadcast stations [PDF]. The biggest change proposed is to have the FCC host the files on its own website rather than have each … finish reading Public file is still alive as FCC considers online docs
Posted in FCC, localism, tv
Tagged FCC, public file, public inspection file, public interest
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Could a Community Radio Station Save Your Life? Hurricane Irene’s Radio Heroes
It’s really no surprise to Radio Survivor readers that terrestrial radio is vital during an emergency. We’ve seen some amazing stories about how stations have stepped up to provide needed information and help after disasters around the world, such as … finish reading Could a Community Radio Station Save Your Life? Hurricane Irene’s Radio Heroes
Posted in emergencies, localism
Tagged emergencies, Hurricane Irene, radio in a disaster
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Radio Comes to the Rescue after Joplin Tornado
Time and time again we are reminded of the vital importance of terrestrial radio following a natural disaster. Just this week, six commercial radio stations in Joplin, Missouri have stepped up following the horrific tornado there. As was the case … finish reading Radio Comes to the Rescue after Joplin Tornado
Posted in commercial radio, emergencies, localism
Tagged commercial radio, Joplin tornado, KZRG, localism, radio in a disaster, Zimmer Radio
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Family Radio’s Rapture Fallout Prompts Letters to FCC and Congress
The hype surrounding Family Radio’s prediction of Judgment Day and the Rapture on May 21 (and subsequent pronouncement that the Rapture will be delayed until October 21, 2011) not only attracted the attention of mainstream media, religious scholars, and atheists; … finish reading Family Radio’s Rapture Fallout Prompts Letters to FCC and Congress
Posted in FCC, localism, religious radio
Tagged college radio, Family Radio, FCC, Judgment Day, KTRU, KUSF, May 21, May 21 2011, rapture, religious radio, Save KTRU, Save KUSF, translators
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Public FCC Files on the Chopping Block
Just in time for the start of the latest radio station license-renewal cycle, the FCC opens up for question the notion of abolishing the public file requirement for broadcasters. This is not a self-imposed initiative: it is a consideration the … finish reading Public FCC Files on the Chopping Block
Posted in consolidation, FCC, localism
Tagged administrivia, office of management and budget, paperwork reduction act, public file
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University of San Francisco Faculty Association Adopts Resolution Opposing Sale of KUSF
Right now supporters of KUSF are heading into City Hall in San Francisco, anticipating today’s 2pm Board of Supervisors’ meeting, in which a resolution opposing the sale of University of San Francisco’s college radio station KUSF is expected to be … finish reading University of San Francisco Faculty Association Adopts Resolution Opposing Sale of KUSF
Huge Outpouring of Support for KUSF at Meeting Regarding its Future
Last night KUSF DJs, staff members, alumni and listeners (including students, University of San Francisco faculty, and DJs from other local college radio stations) came out to University of San Francisco in an attempt to get some answers from USF … finish reading Huge Outpouring of Support for KUSF at Meeting Regarding its Future
KUSF Update: Independent Arts and Media Protests Sale, KDFC Has Eye on South Bay, and Protest Tonight
Yesterday it was announced that college radio station KUSF’s frequency and transmitter was being sold to a new public radio group, Classical Public Radio Network, owned by University of Southern California (USC). As part of the deal the commercial classical … finish reading KUSF Update: Independent Arts and Media Protests Sale, KDFC Has Eye on South Bay, and Protest Tonight
Public Radio Station WLIU Sold to Community Group, Renamed WPPB
When universities put their radio stations up for sale, more often than not the people lining up with cash in hand are non-local radio groups. So, it’s a wonderful surprise when those who work at a station that’s on the … finish reading Public Radio Station WLIU Sold to Community Group, Renamed WPPB
Posted in college radio, localism, public radio
Tagged college radio, Peconic Public Broadcasting, public radio, Southampton radio, WLIU, WPPB
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Radio as Survival Tool in Sudan
Although many of us are fixated on radio crises in the United States, from stations getting shut down to favored radio hosts being fired, to college radio stations getting sold off; it’s rare that we talk about the important role … finish reading Radio as Survival Tool in Sudan
Posted in community radio, international, localism
Tagged community radio, international, portable radios, radio in Sudan, radio in wartime
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