Post by Deleted on Feb 9, 2013 17:04:43 GMT
As we know, the gov has been outsourcing much of its business to private contractors.
Private prisons, torture operations, security, surveillance, city management, trash pickup and more, all outsourced to private companies.
It's time for the FCC to realize that Part 15 Unlicensed Radio is not worth the time needed for the ever-growing field of managing high power licensed broadcasting.
The FCC should outsource management of Part 15 Unlicensed Low Power Radio to the Association for Low Power Broadcasters.
As the private agency responsible for Low Power Radio, the ALPB could add much detail to the presently very sketchy rules.
The ALPB could specify under what conditions 4-meter antennas could be used on AM radio.
The ALPB could determine some cases when FM unlicensed stations could do a Watt.
We could launch an application procedure for stations wishing to take legal exception to the rules as they now apply.
The $2.5m annual contract would enable ALPB Members to receive reimbursement for their service.
Private prisons, torture operations, security, surveillance, city management, trash pickup and more, all outsourced to private companies.
It's time for the FCC to realize that Part 15 Unlicensed Radio is not worth the time needed for the ever-growing field of managing high power licensed broadcasting.
The FCC should outsource management of Part 15 Unlicensed Low Power Radio to the Association for Low Power Broadcasters.
As the private agency responsible for Low Power Radio, the ALPB could add much detail to the presently very sketchy rules.
The ALPB could specify under what conditions 4-meter antennas could be used on AM radio.
The ALPB could determine some cases when FM unlicensed stations could do a Watt.
We could launch an application procedure for stations wishing to take legal exception to the rules as they now apply.
The $2.5m annual contract would enable ALPB Members to receive reimbursement for their service.
