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New Noncommercial Educational Stations and New NCE Filing Window on the Way

By Brendan Holland on March 22, 2007
Posted in FM Radio

This article is no longer available. For more information on this topic, see FCC Clarifies Rules for LPFM – Part 1 – What to Do With FM Translator Applications From the 2003 Filing Window, and Using Translators for the Rebroadcasting of AM Stations  

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