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 TR> Many years ago there used to be what was known as `pirate
 TR> stations'. They were stations that operated either
 TR> off-shore or across international borders, and paid no
 TR> fees, had no license, no assigned frequency, and no
 TR> restriction on programing content (that is to say `no
 TR> policing of propriety or decorum in what was broadcast').
 TR> They just broadcast on any frequency they felt like, and
 TR> there was little if anything anyone could do about them.

 There were pirate radio stations inside the US also. At least
 one operated in Michigan.

BOB KLAHN bob.klahn{at}sev.org   http://home.toltbbs.com/bobklahn

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