Sailing the Spectrum from Pirates to Micro Broadcasters:
A Case Study of Micro Broadcasting in the San Francisco Bay Area
by Ted M. Coopman, master's thesis, 1995
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years and thousands of dollars, were primarily absorbed by myself as the
focus of my Master of Science program in Mass Communication at San Jose
State University, CA. I would greatly appreciate any financial assistance in recouping this investment, although I don't require any payment for using the information in this thesis.
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Disclaimer
This thesis is written in the third person. This style is required by the
School of Journalism and Mass Communication at San Jose State University
as of December 1995.
Author
Ted M. Coopman