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        "The idea of broadcasting as a force in the public interest,
        a display case for the best of America's creative arts, a
        forum of public debate -- advancing the democratic conver-
        sation and enhancing the public imagination -- has receded
        before the inexorable force of audience maximization."
                from: A PUBLIC TRUST: The REport of the (1977)
                        Carnegie Commission on the Future of
                                Public Broadcasting

Issue number 14, Spring 1996, of the RADIO RESISTOR's BULLETIN is now
available by e-mail (see address BELOW) or as paper.  This issue will
appear at our Home Page very soon.

Issue #14 contains a report by Jeffrey Blankfort about the ongoing
changes at the Pacific Foundation and its stations; John Whiting's,
"Community Radio: From Treasure Trove To Rag-bag;" the Washington Free
Press' Mark Worth writes about troubles just below the surface at Seattle's
KCMU; a report from Zagreb about Radio TTT and its efforts to help folks
in that war-torn city appreciate their diverse culture; a couple of takes
on the new US telecommunications bill -- one general & one focused on
radio; "De-constructing Consent: The job of Radio Free Maine;" and of
course letters, publication notes (Static, Rock and Rap Confidential
radio show, Airflash, Radical Poetics), the Radio Briefs column and the
INFOBOX.

The Bulletin is a quarterly publication that examines the issues and
concerns that matter to those of us involved in noncommercial radio as well
as those just passionately concerned about it.

A sample copy of the e-mail version (approx. 1300 lines 67K) may be
requested from the e-mail address BELOW.  A sample paper copy is available
for $1 from the PO Box listed below.  The current issue and back issues
can be had at our WWW site (URL also listed below).

Subscription information is available on request.

Hope you enjoy it and I look forward to hearing from you,

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

E-mail to:   haulgren@well.com
WWW   http://www.rootsworld.com/rw/feature/rrb.html
        "free radio for free minds"