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The FCC has announced it will limit groups from applying for more than 10 new full-power, noncommercial radio station licenses. Without such a limit, any noncommercial entity could have applied for thousands of stations, crowding the airwaves with cookie-cutter radio programming. Thank you to the thousands who sent comments to the FCC!

GetRadio.org is a coalition of organizations who support community radio under local ownership.

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Message	The FCC's about to open a full power licensing window for noncommercial and educational radio stations. There hasn't been an opportunity like this in years -- and this will be the only chance to secure a station in the foreseeable future. Check out GetRadio.org for more information on getting a station. That's http://www.getradio.org.