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In article <1991Jul24.170415.24745@news.nd.edu> wessels@thor.cc.nd.edu (Andy Wessels) writes:
>The licensing of DJ's is important.  Radio stations broadcast in very 
>densly packed badwidth.  In this RF spectrum are Police, Fire, Airports,
>Television, and even Cellular phones.   Multiple stations are on most 
>frequencies (both television and radio). Broadcasting with too much power,
>on the wrong frequency, or inappropriate material can cause lost ecconomic
>revenue at best to lost lives at the other end of the spectrum.  

A DJ license gives you license to talk on the radio, not play with
the equipment.  That's all.
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I'm not sure which upsets me more: that people are so unwilling to accept
responsibility for their own actions, or that they are so eager to regulate
everyone else's.