About
Just a few years ago, only the elite and wealthy were able to own a radio station. Times have changed, allowing anyone who wants to have their own radio station the ability to start one. Starting a radio station does require special knowledge and technical skills, although the process continues to get easier and easier.
The Noncorporate Radio Network exists to…
…help support new and existing independent radio stations to build a station that is reliable, impressive, and unique.
…strive to promote independent terrestrial and internet radio stations to the public.
…advocate and educate the public of independent radio and interests (regulation, law, industry).
…build a community of like minded broadcasters that believe that anyone should have the right to broadcast.
…build a community of technical resources for ‘less techncial’ independent broadcasters to turn to while trying to start their own broadcast.
The Noncorporate Radio Network DOES NOT…
…(does NOT) assist with stations that plan on becoming commercial.
…(does NOT) assist stations that promote racisim, hatred, or sexism.
…(does NOT) asssit statons that discriminate against others.
