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What Could YOU Do With Your Own Community Radio Station?
Devin Trudell
12 Jun 2013
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by Prometheus Radio

In a matter of days, the federal government will release the final details and application procedures for nonprofit community entities to become local low-power FM radio broadcasters.  It's the outcome of a 15 year struggle, and a once in a lifetime opportunity.  The application window will occur in October.  Are you ready?

Contact the good people at Prometheus Radio, PrometheusRadio.Org for details. Hurry. This is an opportunity that will not occur again.

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