Hi Al,
On Fri, 04 Nov 2011 00:37:16 +0100, Albert Muick wrote:
... and Voix Divine has stolen the call letters of a station in
Syracuse, NY.
What leads you to this conclusion, couldn't it also be the other way
round? Do you have the full story? Did you contact management from both
What leads me to that conclusion is the one in Syracuse New York is
licensed by the FCC and the other one isn't licensed by the FCC.
WRVD is an FM belongs to the State University of New York. See here:
On Fri, 04 Nov 2011 17:24:16 +0100, Albert Muick wrote:
...
Perhaps a little researching on the web would have yielded the same
answers for you? You will not find a WRVD AM listen int he FCC's
database anywhere in the United States or its territories. No extra
charge for the research
Hello,
Perhaps you should have a look at your own posting and how you could
have written it better. It didn't seem to be very friendly to me. Your
method of questioning was more of a lecture and seemed accusatory. I
will give it the benefit of the doubt now as you seem to have had only a
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Well, the message still IS blank. Did you intend to add some more details
in its body than just those given in the Subject line?
On Thu, 03 Nov 2011 18:58:47 +0100, Albert Muick wrote:
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an area with significant Haitian diaspora. Montreal, Northern New Jersey,
Boston, perhaps even Miami.
there is a significant MW expertise, although i expert there are a few Arnies
or Elmers if you will - roughly half my local stations an ID voiced by the
character audible in
Let us see if this message goes through.
Hello Carmen,
I don't know if your entire message came through, as it looks a little
cut off in the beginning. So in your bandscan from Bishop Playground in
Quincy, MA (according to Google), you have these.pirates? The FCC
does not list any
