Subdirectories of Access to Airwaves:
Categories related to News: Media: Access to Airwaves: Arts: Radio (2,383) Arts: Television (13,160) Arts: Video (284) Websites on Access to Airwaves: * Americans for Radio Diversity News and information from organization that advocates for greater diversity of ownership of radio stations and public access to airwaves. Critically covers increasing consolidation of media ownership. Alliance for Community Media Advocate for grass-roots democratic media. Community Radio Info and Links Links and information about Community Radio Stations across the United States. Corporate Media Portal Information on corporate media, from a critical perspective. Articles and links about LPFM radio service, anti-corporate sites and links to free radio resources. Fairbanks Open Radio Support site for community-oriented radio serving Interior Alaska. Offers weblog, audio, calls for donations, and provides avenues for citizen journalism. Free Speech TV Cable Project A part-time cable network bringing progressive television to nearly seven million homes weekly. Free(media) Archive of material about Canadian campus and community radio, micro and pirate broadcasting, and community networking. Hobby Broadcasting Quarterly publication, dedicated to do-it-yourself broadcasting of all types: microbroadcasting, pirate radio and TV, Internet radio, public-access radio and TV, shortwave radio, and college and high-school radio and TV. International Community Radio Project Site designed to help community broadcasters communicate and share ideas and resources The Low Power FM Applicant's Guide An FCC brochure to outline prodedures and requirements to those wishing to establish an LPFM radio station. [PDF] Media Access Project Background information, resources, and links to current topics in media, telecommunications, and Internet law and policy from public-interest advocacy organization. newscript.com Tips and suggestions for radio news reporters, writers and anchors. Star Ray TV A grassroots organization promoting media democracy through low power UHF community television in Canada and globally.
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