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bobrall

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Clear Channel Hattiesburg hasn't had any local news. Do the Clear Channel cuts mean Jackson will be
doing Biloxi news? I guess the FCC doesn't care if all those Hattiesburg stations use news rip and read
from Jackson. I thought you had to serve your city of license?
 
The FCC hasn't cared much about commercial radio in years. If they had, we wouldn't have 80-90, we would have an AM Stereo standard that works and we wouldn't have an erector set "Hybrid Digital" method of generating more interference in the AM and FM bands. Did I mention unattended operation? Just be sure you get your regulatory fees in on time, and be sure that "Broadcasting and the Public" pamphlet is in the public file.
 
tzbarber said:
all that studying I did on learning how to read the meters has been for naught.
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HAH! I failed element 9 the first time around. Had to be signed off by the chief so I could jock until I could take it again. Got the General on the first pass.
 
RadeoEngineer said:
tzbarber said:
all that studying I did on learning how to read the meters has been for naught.
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HAH! I failed element 9 the first time around. Had to be signed off by the chief so I could jock until I could take it again. Got the General on the first pass.
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Ha! That reminds me of when I attended USM in 76-78. The first Radio-TV-Film course you took was RTF311, Radio Broadcasting, which simply taught you the General License test. There was no test; you automatically passed with an A by showing you passed the FCC test.
 
Interstate4Jammer said:
RadeoEngineer said:
tzbarber said:
all that studying I did on learning how to read the meters has been for naught.
Click to expand...

HAH! I failed element 9 the first time around. Had to be signed off by the chief so I could jock until I could take it again. Got the General on the first pass.
Click to expand...

Ha! That reminds me of when I attended USM in 76-78. The first Radio-TV-Film course you took was RTF311, Radio Broadcasting, which simply taught you the General License test. There was no test; you automatically passed with an A by showing you passed the FCC test.
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By any chance that class was taught by Dr. Robert Cade?
 
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