LOW POWER FM RADIO
Diversity in media is a critical element to any existing democracy. Media should not only report information accurately and in a timely manner, but also accurately represent it's demographics. In the event an absence of a diversity of voices exists, the results will yield a diminished engagement in public and /or civic affairs as well as the newsrooms. The public's trust in our present day media is not only extremely low, but falling. On the flip side of things, most people tend to trust the media they like, most of us like what we feel we can trust, Welcome to BatalP ii social media marketing radio. Our goal as a radio station is simple. To connect the average everyday consumer with business owners from within their local community, globally. We believe that such a significant relationship between local business owners, their community & media, will establishes a trust that creates true sustainability.
The FCC has a special class of radio licenses called Low Power FM Radio to create opportunities for more voices to be heard on the radio. The LPFM stations are licensed to operate with 100-watts, which allows them to reach an area with a radius of approximately three and one-half miles. LPFM licenses cannot be issued to individual or commercial entities. Also, existing broadcasters, cable television system operators, newspaper publishers, and other media entities are not eligible for LPFM licenses.
BatalP ii social media marketing radio is in the business of connecting he average everyday consumer with business owners from wihin their local community globally. and would like your help in achieving that goal.
Based on the application requirements set by the FCC, we plan on qualifying include i radio for an LPFM licensing under the following conditions:
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A Ii Planner, which is our non-profit virtual educational institution, will be both similiar in function likeness of a public or private school and/or state or private university
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We plan on being physically headquartered and/or have a campus within 10 miles of the proposed transmitting antenna.
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