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FCC FREE Radio in Content Deal with SF Station Website
For the past year we’ve been chronicling the evolution of FCC FREE Radio in San Francisco. Starting out as renegade LPFM community radio broadcasters in 2009, they went Internet-only in May 2010 and are now embarking on a mission of … finish reading FCC FREE Radio in Content Deal with SF Station Website
Radio pirates do not go to jail in 48 states
Pirate radio has been a favorite topic of mine since I first built a little AM transmitter from a Radio Shack kit as a kid. In the mid-90s, just as the microradio movement started to take off with inspiration from … finish reading Radio pirates do not go to jail in 48 states
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Hey radio pirates, think twice before you invoke emergency authorization
There’s another pirate radio station on the loose: FCC Free Radio in San Francisco. Jennifer Waits wrote a nice piece about it here on Thursday. I’ve been streaming the outlet for the last few days and it’s a fun signal … finish reading Hey radio pirates, think twice before you invoke emergency authorization
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