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	inTUNE News: KCSN radio Bluegrass Programming schedule (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		For more info, visit the KCSN website www.kcsn.org
		KCSN is proud to present the following bluegrass-related programs:
		Sundays 4 to 7 PM Tangled Roots with Pat Baker
	www.socalbluegrass.org /KCSN.html (69 words)

	Isis on WSIS: KOREAN CIVIL SOCIETY NETWORK AIRS GRIEVANCE OVER OFFICIAL WSIS PROCESSES (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Members of the KCSN discussed the important affairs related to the accreditation and observers' status in the official process of WSIS, and they recently presented their conclusions as requests to the Executive Secretariat of the WSIS.
		The KCSN gathered endorsements for the letter from other civil society entities and the letter was sent in the last week of June 2003.
		KCSN would like to propose the important amendments on the accreditation and observers' status in the official process of WSIS, based on the discussion and evaluation by the participating organizations and individuals in KCSN.
	www.isiswomen.org /onsite/wsis/kcsn.html (1029 words)

	Press Releases (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		KCSN began using the new transmitter in a test mode on Tuesday, Feb. 22 and, after quickly gaining much improved reception, is set to make the official change on Tuesday, Feb. 29.
		KCSN also began the new year with a new slogan, "The Best of Public Radio," which gradually will supplant the station¹s recent slogan, "Radio for Music Lovers." Engel said the new theme better reflects KCSN¹s focus on offering exceptional programming often not available elsewhere in Los Angeles.
		In addition, Engel said KCSN during its overnights is airing more hours than any other local station of the BBC World Service, which incorporates news and arts programming.
	www.csun.edu /~hfoao102/press_releases/spring00/kcsn.html (377 words)

	88.5 KCSN - Arts and Roots Radio
		All of KCSN's program hosts are highly knowledgeable and deeply passionate about the music they present.
		Click here for a listing of KCSN discounted performances.
		Thank you to all of our new and continuing KCSN subscribers for your valuable financial support of Arts & Roots Radio from Cal State University, Northridge.
	wwww.kcsn.org (422 words)

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		KCSN already has plans, and is raising funds, to install "booster" equipment to extend their broadcasting reach and they have a new website "under construction." I would not be surprised if Joni was trying to support them a bit in their efforts by giving them this exclusive interview.
		Subject: Re: Joni KCSN interview I recall Joni singing the praises of some college station that she could only pick up on the beach and that was wonderfully eclectic, playing jazz and classical and rock and literary works and the like.
		KCSN is also described as very eclectic and kind of a big, eccentric free for all, so it could be them, too.
	www.smoe.org /lists/onlyjoni/v01.n313 (4102 words)

	KCSN News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Students broadcast five daily newscasts focusing on local news with an emphasis on the San Fernando and Santa Clarita valleys.
		The curriculum is broad-based and students gain experience in all facets of radio news reporting.
		KCSN News has won more than 400 awards in national and state competitions against professional broadcasters and other university students.
	jour.csun.edu /jour/kcsn.html (167 words)

	ClickPress \| KCSN Takes on the Westside with ‘Arts and Roots’ Programming
		The recent expansion was funded by a $109,781 matching grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), as part of a pilot program awarding funding to public radio stations in the top 13 markets to equip them with HD Radio technology.
		The grant to KCSN is the only one that incorporates broadcast expansion along with the new digital technology and is being used as a landmark test case.
		The technology for KCSN’s new HD Radio signal is still in the testing phase, but when fully implemented, it will radically enhance the sound quality for all listeners, eliminating hiss, distortion, and other types of interference.
	www.clickpress.com /releases/Detailed/145005cp.shtml (449 words)

	@csun.edu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		In a move that should significantly strengthen its signal to San Fernando Valley residents, Cal State Northridge public radio station KCSN (88.5 FM) has launched a new transmitter that will boost the station's signal with a sixfold increase in operating power.
		Getting the new transmitter was a decade-long process that cost up to $150,000, said Engel, a former KCSN staffer who returned to head the operation in 1997.
		In addition, Engel said KCSN during its overnights is airing more hours than any other local station of the BBC World Service, which incorporates news, information and arts programming.
	www.csun.edu /~hfoao102/@csun.edu/csun99_00/csun0228_00/kcsn.html (432 words)

	CSU Newsline - CPB Grant Lets KCSN to 'Go Digital,' Expands Potential Audience (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		KCSN 88.5-FM, celebrating its 40th anniversary this year, will receive a portion of $3 million in grants distributed by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) to 42 public radio stations in 13 “seed markets” across the country.
		KCSN will use its grant—nearly $110,000—to equip both its main transmitter and a new booster with HD (high definition) Radio digital technology, according to general manager Fred Johnson.
		KCSN’s eclectic programming ranges from classical to surf music as well as informational formats and student-produced newscasts.
	www.calstate.edu /newsline/Archive/03-04/031112-nor.shtml (362 words)

	88.5 KCSN - Arts and Roots Radio
		At KCSN we believe that it is your birthright to have access to the entire history of classical music: from the Middle Ages and before to the most recent experimental work of the 21st century.
		Simply mention KCSN when you purchase your Main Orchestra or Orchestra Ring tickets and you will receive the discount.
		If you would like to contribute you can join the growing number of KCSN Members by clicking here and joining on our secure server.
	www.kcsn.org (422 words)

	ASD Decision: 1996--09--26--KSBR (FM), Mission Viejo, CA
		By letter to Saddleback Community College et al., dated October 31, 1995, the staff denied Saddleback's petition for reconsideration, returned a contingent amendment as unacceptable for filing, and denied an associated request for waiver concerning the prohibited contour overlap provisions of 47 C.F.R. Section 73.509.(FN1) 3.
		While denial of the waiver request with respect to first- adjacent channel Station KSPC rendered the original application unacceptable for filing, denial of the waiver request with respect to the pending application for co-channel Station KCSN alone would merely have left Saddleback's application mutually exclusive with California's application for KCSN.
		According to the contingent amendment, KSBR would receive prohibited overlap from second-adjacent channel Station KUCI corresponding to 3.6 percent of the population (18,571 persons) and 2.12 percent of the land area within KSBR's 60 dBu contour.
	www.fcc.gov /mb/audio/decdoc/letter/1996--09--26--ksbr.html (1816 words)

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