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You take out the scratched up Beatles’ Abbey Road LP from its musty slipcover, cue it onto the turntable, and broadcast it to the small, rural area surrounding your college campus. It’s 5:00 AM, you’re the only one in the booth, and you ask yourself: is anyone listening? Does what I’m doing matter? Little do you know, as you speak into the microphone introducing “Here Comes the Sun” (as the sun is literally rising), you are part of a long history of college radio. But how is college radio relevant today?
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This morning I caught an interesting interview with college radio advocate Jennifer Waits, the blogger behind Spinning Indie. Given all the talk around here about the upwards trend of streaming music and the decline of commercial radio, my ears... Read the rest of this post
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