In the world of micro radio today, the media waves coming from the Tree Radio Berkeley in Willard Park are still hitting my terminal, with a recent hit with two favorable articles concerning the protest, one from The Oakland Tribune and the other from the Mercury News. I'm always glad to see this group making progress, because I support anything that will bring greater diversity and character to the broadcast media. I do what I can on the college radio scene in spite of some difficulties, but I think that with a little more publicity, people will begin appreciate the severity of the rut that broadcast has been in since the deregulation.

In the world of radio today, a couple of new links out of the Micro Radio movement, including questions and answers about micro-radio and a new technical primer on how to set up a pirate radio station by Steven Dunifer, the manager of Free Radio Berkeley in California.

• WMBC 560 AM Freeform Campus Radio
• Broadcast Engineer Report (includes office hours)
• The Dave and Val Show
  Personal Radio and the FCC Rules & Regulations
  National Microbroadcaster Demo - Banner Ads
  The Microradio Bust Response Network --Fight Back!
  National Microbroadcaster Demo
  RealNetworks' Service & Support
  Free Radio Manifesto
  Pirate radio Survey
  Interference problems
  MWA Newsroom
  FCC Broadcast Radio Station Search

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