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January 23, 2012, 10:31:36 PM by Tom ServoViews: 11 | Comments: 0
The Birmingham News has a photo of the WKLF radio tower in Clanton that was destroyed by this morning's tornado in Chilton County. It appears there were few if any injuries from this tornado, which struck Maplesville as well as Clanton. People were not so lucky around Birmingham, however, where scores of injuries and a few deaths came from a long track tornado that hit Oak Grove, Fultondale, Pinson, Center Point, Clay, Chalkville and Trussville. I hope everyone here made it through these terrible storms without issue. It's interesting to note that WKLF's license has been deleted for a while, maybe years, but they've remained on the air AND gotten an FM translator during this time. It took an act of nature to finally do what the FCC couldn't.
January 18, 2012, 08:59:34 PM by FOSTER | Views: 47 | Comments: 4
While looking at old posts on another web site, I saw a post by Radio Brandy suggesting broadcasting talk radio programs on Part 15 when they are preempted on the local station by sporting events. I think that is a great idea, but how can you get the talk radio feed? I have sometimes heard preempted talk radio programs by listening to skip from out of my area, but the audio quality is poor. Radio Brandy talked about making an arrangement with the preemting local station, but I doubt that is feasible.
January 15, 2012, 09:16:49 PM by MonsterFMViews: 44 | Comments: 7
During the night of January 14th, for whatever reason, the hosting company that hosts (hosted) monsterfm.com and our local radio station's website somehow managed to "accidentally" delete the entire sites (both of them) as well as all of our email accounts. They were nice enough to immediately set new hosting accounts (both completely empty).
This is the third time this has happened in as many years so...
Would anyone like to suggest a reliable hosting company that does not do the "annual accidental deletions" or, would it be the general consensus that we'd be better off building a web server at our offices (the connection will withstand it) or leasing another server for hosting purposes?
Obviously, I would like to have something in place by Monday (tomorrow) morning.
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