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Old Vintage Base Station TURNER PLUS THREE CB RADIO MICROPHONE Ham Mic $28.99 |
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Williams Sound PPA T35 Base Station Transmitter with Digital Display New $51.00 |
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RCI 2980WX 10 METER BASE STATION, NEW IN BOX, “POWERFUL RANGER BASE STATION” $595.00 |
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CONNEX SATURN CX-33 SSB 10 METER BASE STATION “NEW” $520.00 |
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220 Mhz Repeater or 220 Base Station (will do both) $4,844.00 |
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RANGER RCI-2995DX 10/12 METER BASE STATION, NEW IN BOX,”VERY POWERFUL BASE” $649.00 |
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3 Lightning ARRESTOR Ham CB Radio Antenna Base station $23.90 |
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Browning Laboratories Golden Eagle MK III Tube Base Station $189.95 |
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Kenwood Ham Radio microphone Model MC-50 Amateur base station in Working order $99.95 |
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The culture has already changed as young people are listening to music on their mobile devices. It will take a while for this culture to be accepted by older generations, but the signs are very positive as I just saw a granny at Target wearing ear buds. Seriously, this medium has become viable as it is now the medium of choice and will likely become the easiest to support in a growing market.
Another positive sign is the explosion of podcasting as an alternative to radio. Podcasts are programs that may be downloaded from the internet that bear many similarities to terrestrial radio with the exception of timing. Podcasts are not in real time, so call-ins must be recorded, for example. However, the only limits to podcasts are the rights to music that is played and the imagination of those folks who are creating the podcasts, called podcasters or casters. The music must be podcast friendly, or offer content (i.e. independent music) that is outside of the scope of the DMCA. Many popular podcasts like those featured at are now featuring indie artists and reviews, which will help to provide indie artists with exposure to a larger number of potential fans.
There are some issues that remain for independent internet radio. For example, money remains a problem for many independent stations that are fueled by love for music and a desire to provide an open medium to deserving artists. It is also interesting that the majors are responding with their own internet stations which has a tendency to bury the independents in the search results. Guess what? The internet is the ultimate free market society. That is, a large component of success in gaining the top spots from search engines may be bought with advertising dollars. Yes, it is possible to organically grow a viable site based on good ol’ “word of mouth” and search engine optimization (or SEO), but money still talks. This will be one of the obstacles for independent internet radio, along with the possibility of more legislation influenced by music industry lobbies under the guise of protecting music.
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Jonathan Storm: In the air, it remains true: Keep the language to keep their work from a respected professional make comments on national television that perceived as intolerant. Soon thereafter, he is dismissed. It is 1987 not 2010. LA Dodgers general manager Al Campanis, the lifelong friend of Jackie Robinson, and a man who for years defended the black players in major league start by saying the program Nightline that African-Americans "can not have some
