From Class D to LPFM: The High-powered Politics of Low-Power Radio
Journal Article
Alan G Stavitsky, Robert K AveryJournalism & Mass Communication Quarterly
78:
(
1
January
2001
)
:
340-354
- Topic(s) of work
- Public broadcasting, Community media, Community radio, Media Justice, Media History
Abstract
Provides a comparative analysis of the former Class D FM and the low-power FM (LPFM) radio in the United States. Pre-history of Class D FM; Growth in educational radio; Role of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting; Emergence of media reform movement in the community of political progressiveness.