From the early articles on this I had learned that KDFC had originally planned to keep it's original frequency *and* also use KUSF's and KNDL's. Entercom, who sold KDFC to USC, I guess decided that KDFC's old frequency would be a better asset to retain to relay their KUFX signal from the South Bay to SF. The slightly fishy aspect seems to be that as of last week nothing regarding KUSF had been actually filed with the FCC, so basically KDFC seems to be leasing KUSF's frequency - thus avoiding any period of comment from the public to the FCC.
If I was at KSCU I'd be scared right now. They are another private (and similarly Jesuit) owned university station that could fulfill USC's South Bay needs. From what I've heard state funded schools (UC, CSU & CCs) would have to go through boards, committees and other bureaucracies to sell their licenses - so, while it's possible that one of them could, it wouldn't be kept a secret like the KUSF sale was. -Ken Still doing broadcasting... On 25 Jan, 2011, at 11:48 PM, Pam Rice wrote: > Note that KUSF lost its broadcast frequency because KDFC lost its 102.1 > frequency. KDFC is now primary on KUSF's frequency 90.3 or 89.? plus on > different frequencies in different area (mostly North Bay, looking for South > Bay transmitter to buy) as part of Classical Music PBS radio network (KUSC). > KUSF is or soon will be available online. Big shake up in the radio world in > our area. > > Pam >
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