Date: Sun, 23 Jan 2000 12:22:10 -0700 From: Mike <havokinc-AT-crosswinds.net> Subject: Re: FCC issues low power FM Report and Order (fwd) At 08:40 PM 01/21/2000 -0800, you wrote: >---------- Forwarded message ---------- >Date: Thu, 20 Jan 2000 11:31:38 -0500 >From: stephen provizer <improviz-AT-gis.net> >To: jmr104-AT-columbia.edu >Subject: FCC issues low power FM Report and Order > >The FCC has voted to issue a "Report and Order" authorizing 2 classes of >low power FM station; one 50-100 watts(3-5 miles radius), the other 1-10 >watts(1-2 miles); non-commercial, single ownership locally, >non-transferable licenses; point system giving weight to orgs with 2 years >of established service in a community, longer hours of operation and 8 >hours of local programming. They say they could start issuing licenses in >May. > > We'll watch how this starts to play out and devise what we think is the >most effective strategy to fight against what will undoubtedly be a fierce >backlash by the NAB and their Congressional supporters. Things could get >interesting. > >Thanks to those who have struggled to keep this issue alive. >Congratulations, while premature, are still in order. > > > > > > >Steve Provizer Citizens' Media Corps >107 Brighton Ave. Radio Free Allston >Allston, MA 02134 ***Voices for Community*** >617-232-3174 <http://www.citizensmedia.org.> > <http://www.radfrall.org/> > > > YIPPIE! But it's not gunna be given to pirates and ya still gotta follow their rules... takes all the fun outta it gettin a licence!!! Man, you shoudl a read what sum fool named Tristani said about it...DAMN! That FCC fool knowz how to tell it! I think that person might actually be pretty coo and they understand... -Mike
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