First off, my sincere apologies to Ghost and the KFAR crew. I dug up old and incorrect information in my post yesterday, so much for my librarian skills. Ghost left some comments correcting me, which I encourage everyone to read. Basically, the window to apply for a low power FM license is closed. So that [...]
The Knoxville News-Sentinel has an article on the KFAR rally at last night’s City Council meeting. While I still respect KFAR’s first amendment/civil disobedience stance, I’ll admit my opinion is shifting away from KFAR’s side of things. There appear to be ways for KFAR to broadcast legally, and at least one local radio station has [...]
The second half of Metropulse’s Citybeat talks about KFAR’s shutdown and how it may have been politically motivated. That makes sense to me, the names on the affidavit as complainants were FBI agents and a TVA agent. And KFAR isn’t exactly establishment media, somebody probably didn’t like what they heard. But why are the TVA [...]
Julie said it, and I agree with her, George Lucas can do what he wants. But like this Penny Arcade comic, I have to wonder if George has lost his mind.
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