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Broadcasting & Cable, March, 1999 by Albiniak, Paige
Find out if the airwaves over your town soon could be filled with chatter from religious groups, students and foreign language broadcasters. The FCC is making available a software program it has developed to identify frequencies for which low-power 100-watt and 1,000-watt stations could be located in 60 U.S.
communities. One caveat: The program does not account for frequencies that are blocked by geography or zoning and aeronautical restrictions.
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