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Issue #10 of the RADIO RESISTOR'S BULLETIN is now available by e-mail and
in a 10 page paper edition thru the post.

The BULLETIN is a publication devoted to the issues effecting
non-commercial radio in the Unites States and beyond. (We currently have
several hundred readers and subscribers around the world.) Originally
conceived of as a forum for the voices of the volunteers that make much of
non-commercial broadcasting possible, the Bulletin's readership has grown
to include anyone who feels passionately about the state of community,
public, college, pirate-micro -- well, all kinds of non-commercial
broadcasting.

Issue #10 includes:

	The DARC look of radio.
		Frank Haulgren writes about the evolution of
		The Dublin Alternative Radio Collective.
		  	"...The station is not the goal...
			    freeing up the airwaves is..."
		
	Radio ZID under attack in Sarajevo,  By Jo van der Spek
   		the war comes home to Sarajevo's alternative media

	The CPB.
  	Is the future of  non-comm  broadcasting  tied  to  its fate?
       		--- 3  Opinions:
		     Jon Bekken, Editor of the Democratic Communique
        		"...federal funds inspired a cycle of
			   dependence and professionalization that
			   has sapped the strength of many
			   community broadcaters."

	              Allison Kuttner,   President of WDIY, Washington, DC
           		"Funding comes from funders who support things
			   they like and want to be identified with,
			   things that won't embarass them.  It's the
			   same... whether they're 'members' or the
			   federal government."

	             David Piszcz,   WERU-FM's  interim  Program Director
			"If the non-commercial broadcaters are suddenly
			   non-viable financially, valuable licenses
			   could be sold off to interested parties
			   like Mr. Murdock..."

	Bay Area  micros  lead  movement
  	Judge  Refuses  FRB  injunction    By Stephen Dunifer

	NO ALTERNATIVE,   By Ken Nagelberg
   		The Death of Alternative Radio in Baton Rouge
			"Despite commonly held beliefs that the
			   academic world is... more democratic than
			   the 'real world', it is in fact, as
			   autocratic and conservative a business
			   and industry."

	Radio Briefs:
   		CURSE, KCMU, and closure in Seattle.
   		News from the 'Hammer'
   		more

And more... letters, Publication Notes, INFOBOX

NOTE IT IS A LONG DOCUMENT 1300 LINES, 72K.

For a sample copy of the RADIO RESISTOR'S BULLETIN send an e-mail request
to the address below  or  if you prefer a copy of the paper edition send
a first class stamp to the PO Box.


The Bulletin is a participatory publication.  Readers are encouraged to
provide ideas, comments, letters and articles.  It's not about being a
journalist or freelance writer necessarily -- it's about caring,
passionately, about challenging and engaging non-commercial radio.
Like it was supposed to be.


Subscription information provided by request.

	Frank Haulgren
	Radio Resistor's Bulletin
	PO Box 3038
	Bellingham, WA  98227-3038

        e-mail to haulgren@well.com
	"free radio for free minds"