Back in April, I wrote about the unusual case of Senator Harry Reid putting pressure on the FCC to give an FM license to a person who had ignored the FCC licensing rules
\nhttp:\/\/streamingradioguide.com\/radiochat\/2011\/04\/12\/having-friends-in-high-places\/<\/p>\n
A month later, an application was filed with the FCC to “go silent” citing “equipment failer” as the cause.<\/p>\n
The Web Site for Radio GoldFirld explains the outcome<\/p>\n
\n“Radio Goldfield is gone. Like the town of Goldfield itself, the radio station is nothing much more than history.<\/p>\n
From the high desert.. goodbye.”\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Also gone is the online copy of the Heigel Dialectic.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Back in April, I wrote about the unusual case of Senator Harry Reid putting pressure on the FCC to give an FM license to a person who had ignored the FCC licensing rules http:\/\/streamingradioguide.com\/radiochat\/2011\/04\/12\/having-friends-in-high-places\/ A month later, an application was … Continue reading