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Rogue Radio Research materials are for educational purposes only. This material may not be reproduced with the exception of brief excerpts with proper attribution. This material is copyrighted and all rights are reserved. The following materials are full text.
Sailing the Spectrum from Pirates to Micro Broadcasters:
A Case Study of Micro Broadcasting in the San Francisco Bay Area
Master's Thesis, San Jose State University, 1995. Ted M. Coopman
Herding Cats: Anarchism, Organization, and Free Radio
Paper presented at the 2000 Western States Communication Association Convention, Sacramento. Ted M. Coopman
Defining Public Interest in the Micro Radio Debate: Canadian v. U.S. Policies.
Paper presented at the 1999 Western States Communication Association Convention, Vancouver, British Columbia. Ted M. Coopman
Hardware Handshake: Listserv forms Backbone of National Free Radio Network.
Paper presented at the 1998 American Communication Association Convention, Reno, NV. Ted M. Coopman
A revised and up-dated version of this paper was published in theAmerican Communication Journal, Volume 3, Issue 3, May 2000
Free Radio v. the FCC: A Case Study of Micro Broadcasting
Paper presented at the 1998 National Communication Association Convention, Chicago. Mass Communication Division Top Three Paper Award, Best Poster Display Award, Ted M. Coopman
Pirates to Micro Broadcasters:The Rise of the Micro Radio Movement
Paper presented at the 1997 Western States Communication Association Convention, Monterey, CA. Ted M. Coopman
New Scholarship for a New Media: Reaching the People Through the People's Networks
Paper presented at the 1998 National Communication Association Nation Convention, Chicago. Ted M. Coopman
FCC Enforcement Difficulties with Unlicensed Micro Radio
Paper originally presented at the 1996 Speech Communication Association, San Diego, CA
A revised and updated version was published in the Journal of Broadcasting and Electronic Media, Vol. 43, No. 4, Fall 1999, pp.582-602. Ted M. Coopman
High Speed Access: Micro Radio, Action, and Activism on the Internet
Paper originally presented at the 2000 Central States Communication Association, Detroit, MI
A revised and up-dated version of this paper was published as part of a special section featuring the Rogue Scholar Roundtable IV panel in theAmerican Communication Journal, Volume 3, Issue 3, May 2000.
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Notes and Observations from the First Micro Radio Conference April 6, 1996 in Oakland, CA.