I was looking for information on this year's Jazz by the Boulevard in FW and came across this website http://www.fortworthjazz.com/ The festival is in September. Also notice they have a listen live button you can click for KNTU. 8)
jeffdfw said:Also notice they have a listen live button you can click for KNTU. 8)
TheRover said:I have a Technical Question about KNTU-FM 88.1.
Since North Texas (State) University has officially changed it's name to the:
University of North Texas
Should there be a request made to change the station's call Letters to align with the new name of the University ? ? ?
TheRover said:I have a Technical Question about KNTU-FM 88.1.
Since North Texas (State) University has officially changed it's name to the:
University of North Texas
Should there be a request made to change the station's call Letters to align with the new name of the University ? ? ?
fifthestate55 said:Actually in1977 Teriney Brown a news anchor on KNTU was finishing the news after being distracted by the radio personnel in the main studio and actually did invert the call letters of the station. Respirators were needed from everyone laughing so hard. Its almost as bad as the supposed original name of the other campus in Denton, Texas Women's Academy of Technology.
Trainguy1970 said:TheRover said:I have a Technical Question about KNTU-FM 88.1.
Since North Texas (State) University has officially changed it's name to the:
University of North Texas
Should there be a request made to change the station's call Letters to align with the new name of the University ? ? ?
It has been the UNT since 1988. If they were going to apply for new calls for KNTU, I'd suspect they'd have done that way back then. KNTU does not need to transpose their calls to align with the University of North Texas name, for a very obvious reason. Even if they did apply for the UNT calls, do you think the FCC would grant it? I don't. And like Radi0chik says...![]()
Meanwhile, for a yet-unbuilt low-power digital television station in Wailuka, Maui the FCC recently approved the call letters KUNT. This is not a joke! This is actually true! (I sure hope they don't plan on being an affiliate for the Lifetime Network or Oxygen.) Yes, those call letters were deemed acceptable by the federal decency police.
The same station group applied for and received the call letters KWTF for a station in Arizona. Anyone who has ever typed an email knows what WTF means.
Trainguy1970 said:Yep... And the article states the fella who applied for the UNT and WTF calls, supposedly had no idea those calls can be deemed objectionable.
radi0chik said:If I had a dime for every time I heard *THAT* joke!
VERITAS DE VOCE said:radi0chik said:If I had a dime for every time I heard *THAT* joke!
Oh, you mean that's not original? ;D
longshotsa said:As a Student at UNT in Spring of 1988 I actually signed a petition to change the calls. Someone knocked on my dorm room door and my roommate and I both signed it. The one that I signed must have had over a hundred signatures on it. It probably could have had several thousand on it and they still wouldn't even have applied to have it changed.
At least I can tell you that it was a popular notion back then. Seemed like a good idea to me.
longshotsa said:As a Student at UNT in Spring of 1988 I actually signed a petition to change the calls. Someone knocked on my dorm room door and my roommate and I both signed it. The one that I signed must have had over a hundred signatures on it. It probably could have had several thousand on it and they still wouldn't even have applied to have it changed.
At least I can tell you that it was a popular notion back then. Seemed like a good idea to me.