[migrawatch-public] Fwd: RE: Greetings from Migrawatch Network, Courtesy of Radio for People

Hi John,

Thanks for contacting Public Radio Capital.  We’re eager to help!

Attached is our channel study for the Monterey area. 

Please do not distribute this study beyond your immediate group until the filing window closes on October 19.  I don't know if you will be using the information about this signal for outreach or fundraising purposes, but I would encourage you not to share specific information from this study, including the channel number, its proposed tower location, and its specific coverage area, outside of your group until after October 19.

Best wishes. Please let us know if you have any further requests or questions, and when you decide whether to file for this channel.

Rolfe

 

Rolfe Larson, Project Coordinator,  Public Radio Capital

rlarson@publicradiocapital.org,  720-255-3990

 

 

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From: John Molina [mailto:John_Molina@csumb.edu]
Sent: Saturday, August 11, 2007 10:13 PM
To: rlarson@publicradiocapital.org
Cc: public_announce@migrawatch.org
Subject: Greetings from Migrawatch Network, Courtesy of Radio for People

 

Dear Rolfe--

I understand from Ursula Ruedenberg from Pacifica Radio / Radio For
People that there may be a full power FM frequency available in the
upcoming FCC window in the Central Coast, more specifically the Monterey-Salinas-Santa Cruz area.  Our non-profit organization,
Migrawatch Network is very interested in pursuing an NCE radio application in this
area.

Ursula Ruedenberg  told us that Public Radio Capital is helping to support
developing community radio and may be able to help us to quickly acquire a
frequency study for the Monterey-Salinas-Santa Cruz  area. We are eager to
begin the process and look forward to hearing from you as soon as
possible.

My email address is John_Molina@csumb.edu . If you have any questions, you can
reach us at (831) 331-1119.

Sincerely,

John E. Molina

Migrawatch Network

Just recieved this...not looking too promising.  What do you all think?

Peace,
-John E. Molina



----- Original Message -----

Hi John,

Thanks for contacting Public Radio Capital.  We're eager to help!

Attached is our channel study for the Monterey area. 

Please do not distribute this study beyond your immediate group until the filing window closes on October 19.  I don't know if you will be using the information about this signal for outreach or fundraising purposes, but I would encourage you not to share specific information from this study, including the channel number, its proposed tower location, and its specific coverage area, outside of your group until after October 19.

Best wishes. Please let us know if you have any further requests or questions, and when you decide whether to file for this channel.

Rolfe
 
Rolfe Larson, Project Coordinator,  Public Radio Capital
rlarson@publicradiocapital.org,  720-255-3990

 
 

 

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From: John Molina [mailto:John_Molina@csumb.edu]
Sent: Saturday, August 11, 2007 10:13 PM
To: rlarson@publicradiocapital.org
Cc: public_announce@migrawatch.org
Subject: Greetings from Migrawatch Network, Courtesy of Radio for People




 

Dear Rolfe--

I understand from Ursula Ruedenberg from Pacifica Radio / Radio For
People that there may be a full power FM frequency available in the
upcoming FCC window in the Central Coast, more specifically the Monterey-Salinas-Santa Cruz area.  Our non-profit organization,
Migrawatch Network is very interested in pursuing an NCE radio application in this
area.

Ursula Ruedenberg  told us that Public Radio Capital is helping to support
developing community radio and may be able to help us to quickly acquire a
frequency study for the Monterey-Salinas-Santa Cruz  area. We are eager to
begin the process and look forward to hearing from you as soon as
possible.

My email address is John_Molina@csumb.edu . If you have any questions, you can
reach us at (831) 331-1119.

Sincerely,

John E. Molina

Migrawatch Network