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The NAB's take on their murder of LPFM |
by Paul
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19 Dec 2000
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More confirmation information - straight from the horse's *ss, as it were - reprinted entirely without permission from the NAB's Radioweek fax, dated December 18. All spelling mistakes are theirs, not mine - put that bullsh*t detector to work: |
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More LPFM -- Sunday 12/24 @ 10am on WEFT 90.1 FM |
by Paul Riismandel
p-riism (nospam) uiuc.edu (unverified) |
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19 Dec 2000
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Tune in to Radio Free Conscience Sunday 12/24 at 10:00am on WEFT 90.1 FM for a discussion on what's happened to Low-Power FM radio. The show's guest will be journalist John Anderson, webmaster for the Pirate Radio page at About.com, who will go over what's happened in this eventful year in the quest for broadcast democracy, and offer some prognostications for what the near future holds for your radio dial.
This program will be available by webcast within a couple days after airing. You can listen live on WEFT at http://www.prairienet.org/weft |
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John Piland's Slush Fund Comes Home To Haunt Him |
by Mike Lehman
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17 Dec 2000
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EDITORIAL
Which is morally more questionable: writing a bad check or politically profiting from those who do? |
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Burying the Bad News |
by Mike Lehman
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17 Dec 2000
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The News-Gazette really handles scandals gracefully when politicians they've supported get involved.
The latest developments in the Dean Bauer corruption trial, which could eventually reach into the Governor's office, were buried on page 3 of the B section in Friday's paper. |
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Fundraiser for Locked-Out Accuride Workers Raises Over $1,000 |
by Mike Lehman
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17 Dec 2000
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A fundraising visit by locked-out Accuride workers from United Auto
Workers Local 2036 in Henderson, Kentucky raised more than $1,000 in
Champaign-Urbana, Illinois on Saturday, December 16, 2000. |
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Low-Power FM Radio Cut Off at the Knees by Congress, NAB and NPR |
by Paul Riismandel
p-riism (nospam) uiuc.edu (unverified) |
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17 Dec 2000
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Your elected officials, and your unelected corporate officials, have successfully colluded in order to overwhelmingly hamper a small technology with some empowering potential. |
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IMC Newshour format |
by IMC Newsroom Team
p-riism (nospam) uiuc.edu (unverified) |
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15 Dec 2000
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These are suggested guidelines and formats for putting together an IMC newshour program--such as the set of Monday 6pm programs various IMC folks are airing on WEFT.
Please feel free to make and suggest changes or additions. This should be considered a document in progress. |
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State of Illinois Proposes Pocket Change for Education |
by Mike Lehman
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13 Dec 2000
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The State of Illinois proposes a measly $135 per student increase in education funding for next year.
Rolling in tobacco settlement cash and with the statehouse full of politicians who ran campaigns that said they put a priority on education, this slim increase falls $386 short of even the minimum that the state itself calls for as the guaranteed bottom line, per-student funding for education. |
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News-Gazette Edits Living Wage Out of AP Story |
by Mike Lehman
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13 Dec 2000
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The Champaign News-Gazette really hates the term "Living Wage" and will edit to remove it
from a story. Even the far-right press at least respects a story like this enough to not butcher the
heart (and meaning) out of a story. |
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