Did I miss a thread on Mr. Bittner?

[Kevin Vahey]

101.3 is very active in the community and sponsors events in parks during
the summer. They are reaching out to a segment of the city that commercial
broadcasters walked away from - most notably WILD-FM.

99% of their audience have no idea it is an illegal station and their
signal is so solid the FCC has to know where the transmitter is.

It is all political and the pirate has the mayor and  congressman for that
district in their camp.

On Wed, Aug 24, 2016 at 11:04 AM, Sean Smyth <ssmyth@alumni.psu.edu> wrote:

> On Wednesday, August 24, 2016, billohno@gmail.com <billohno@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>> It's difficult to believe that there is even a question with regard to a
>> pirate radio station versus a legitimately licensed LPFM. The whole of it
>> is more a reflection of a time in which right versus wrong it's more
>> difficult to fathom.
>>
>>
> These stations get out there, too. I've heard 87.7 in Weymouth. I've heard
> the pirate at 105.3 (or maybe it is 101.3 and I'm just getting confused?)
> down in Norwell. I wonder what sort of engineering they have behind them?
>
>
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