Religious and Public Stations Battle for Share of Radio Dial

From New York Time today, sounds like the ugly brothers in my disfunctional Church family are applying the rules of Social Darwinism to their religious broadcast. This is what we were standing up against yesterday. Again, I am sooooooooooo embarassed.

Religious and Public Stations Battle for Share of Radio Dial By BLAINE HARDEN
"The Christian stations routed NPR in Lake Charles under a federal law that allows noncommercial broadcasters with licenses for full-power stations to push out those with weaker signals ? the equivalent of the varsity team kicking the freshmen out of the gym.
This is happening all over the country. The losers are so-called translator stations, low-budget operations that retransmit the signals of bigger, distant stations. The Federal Communications Commission considers them squatters on the far left side of the FM dial, and anyone who is granted a full-power license can legally run them out of town."

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