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LINKS
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Get misinformed about
the FCC's LPFM Scam.
Free Radio Berkley
was one of the more famous micropower stations around- before
it was raided and shut down by the FCC. Their website still has
some killer news and information, including information about ordering
a kit to build your own micropower station!
Radio4All
is a site with a huge list of links to community micropower stations and
organizations around the world. Some of them work, some of them
don't, but you're bound to find something interesting here.
Phlegm Radio Extravaganza
is a decent (and strangely-titled) site with lots of links to other
community micropower stations, the latest news from the free radio movement,
and tons of mp3 downloads of pirate broadcasts from around the country. (This
is where we get some of our syndicated programming.)
The Free Radio Network
...yet another general site of micropower radio info, news, and links.
Free the Air
seems to be a loose confederacy of Pacific NW unlicensed broadcasters.
Currently (April 4th, 2002) under construction, but looks promising.
Broadcast Warehouse
is where we got most of the stuff we needed to get on the air. The
high-end models aren't cheap, but they have kits and ampifiers that
are definitley within the budget of any individual or community
organization willing to sock away a couple hundred bucks here and
there. YOU COULD HAVE A WORKING RADIO STATION FOR UNDER $1500!!!!
That's doable at a summer job, kids!!!!
Save Internet Radio
is a watchdog website that's trying to do more than just stand
idly by while corporate interests take away our newest way of communi-
cating with one another. That's right- internet radio could be just
as illegal as Napster soon. Stay informed.
This stuff is important.
And, finally, the fledgeling online hub of Jaxcore is up at
www.jaxmusic.net
with links to bands, festivals, venues, and important political
actions that you won't want to miss out on. (They link to us too.)
Here's a link to our J-ville webcasting friends over
at UNF's WOSP Osprey Radio.
And here's one to Larry Briscoe's Jacksonville band webpage,
www.jaxbands.com.
Hmmm, maybe I should categorize this page.
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