If you’re one of the people helping with testing, what this means is that most “Educational” stations are going to start going offline.\u00a0 Students are preparing for finals, graduation, or just losing interest.<\/p>\n
Unlike commercial stations, college stations are not required to be on the air every day.\u00a0 If school is not in session, they can turn off their transmitter for the summer.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 Very often, the stations will not appear online until about thanksgiving, when the next year’s class is pretending they are learning how to run a radio station, and create a new web site, set up a different stream, and select a new genre – all of which makes it pointless to track them here.\u00a0\u00a0 Nobody listens to college radio, even on the campus – let alone around the country.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
If you’re one of the people helping with testing, what this means is that most “Educational” stations are going to start going offline.\u00a0 Students are preparing for finals, graduation, or just losing interest. Unlike commercial stations, college stations are not … Continue reading