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KUSF - We Want It Back!
DJ Fari tells why she wants KUSF back.
Entercom headquarters.
San Francisco.
January 18, 2012.
Seven-minute QT movie. 40MB.
Entercom headquarters.
San Francisco.
January 18, 2012.
Seven-minute QT movie. 40MB.
[O]n January 18, 2011, something exceptional was taken from our city.... KUSF had been an essential part of the cultural life of San Francisco from 1977 until January 18, 2011. On that day, without the prior knowledge of student and community volunteers, KUSF stopped broadcasting. Later it was revealed that 90.3 FM had been sold in a complex back-room deal involving the University of Southern California and Entercom Communications, the fifth-largest broadcasting company in the United States. In mere minutes, a venerable independent radio institution, valued for its one-of-a-kind new music programming as well as by the tapestry of San Francisco communities that it served – including Armenian, Chinese, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Turkish – was no more.
--Friends of KUSF
For the complete story on KUSF and full audio from the January 18, 2012, demonstration go to DJ Rubble's account.
Save KUSF:
Part 1: This is Pt. 1.
Part 2: Tracy Rosenberg
Part 3: DJ Carolyn, DJ Jonny G, and Prof. Dorothy Kidd
--Friends of KUSF
For the complete story on KUSF and full audio from the January 18, 2012, demonstration go to DJ Rubble's account.
Save KUSF:
Part 1: This is Pt. 1.
Part 2: Tracy Rosenberg
Part 3: DJ Carolyn, DJ Jonny G, and Prof. Dorothy Kidd
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