RE: WCLV-FM Cleveland Makes Frequency Switch and Courageously Accepts Criticism

["Hakim Madjid" <HMadjid@mindspring.com>]

Well on alternative would be something along the lines of the British
model - a government chartered broadcasting corporation, [such as the BBC]
and then charge listeners/TV-viewers a yearly license fee to fund it.

Mind you, of course, there are a number of commercial stations in the UK,
also.

73, de Hakim (N1ZFF)

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Subject: Re: WCLV-FM Cleveland Makes Frequency Switch and Courageously
Accepts Criticism


In a message dated 7/12/01 10:56:38 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
sven@gordsven.com writes:

<<  The worst thing we could do was
 when in the beginning we decided that radio should be an advertiser-funded
 business. >>

Is there a better way?   -   I can't imagine ALL stations doing "the WGBH
thing"....
----jibguy