Re: is DNN a student RSL or a pirate?



"Bill Wright" <insertmybusinessname@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>
> There used to be a belief that broadcasting was for the public good, so
> broadcasters were obliged to maintain standards. That concept now seems
> absurdly old fashioned. The highest bidder is allowed to broadcast a heap
> of old bollocks with abysmal technical standards. And they call it
> progress!

Hello there, Bill.

Could you please furnish me with details of where the "highest bidder" has
obtained a broadcasting licence in such a manner, other than through buying
another broadcaster? From what I have read on the Ofcom website, awards for
radio licences are made on a "beauty parade" basis.

With best wishes,
Mr. Harris.


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