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Tag Archives: KUSF
After 16 Months, FCC Approves Sale of KUSF
Statement from the University of San Francisco: The Federal Communications Commission today approved the sale of radio station KUSF to Classical Public Radio Network (CPRN). The sale will be finalized immediately. A consent decree between the FCC, the University of … Continue reading
16 Months After Sale of KUSF, FCC Still Hasn't OKd Deal
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By Reyhan Harmanci, The Bay Citizen In January 2011, local radio listeners were shocked when the University of San Francisco’s radio station, KUSF, abruptly went off the air, midday, in the middle of a show. It had just been sold … Continue reading
On College Radio Day, KUSF Staff Fight (and Spin) On
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Hundreds of college radio stations around the country came together yesterday to proclaim Oct 11 College Radio Day. The celebration of stations that often have a cult following came amidst a particularly trying time for the format. From the Washington … Continue reading
Wednesday Weeklies: Oakland Grow House Hazards; SF Freeform Radio Situation; SJ Quakes
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This week's new articles from the alternative weeklies… Oakland's Grow House Hazards (East Bay Express) There's an old saying among stoners: "Nobody has ever died from an overdose of smoking pot." But the way things are going in Oakland, it's … Continue reading
Listen to the KUSF Simulcast From Amoeba Music
Update 6:02 p.m. An archive of today's show is now up at the KUSF Archives. DJ Schmeejay opened up the show by calling it "KUSF in Exile." Earlier post Could today be The Last Waltz for KUSF? College stations around … Continue reading
Blog Beat: KUSF Developments, GG Park Windmill History
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The Snitch clues us in on the latest KUSF developments, including the upcoming Rock 'N' Swap music fair, which despite all that's gone on is still a go. A little history — including newsreel footage — about the Golden Gate … Continue reading
KUSF Fans Rally
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Supporters of college radio station KUSF rallied today in front of City Hall, a prelude to what they hope will be some action on the issue by the San Francisco Board of Supervisors at its meeting today. The Snitch reports … Continue reading
In Bay Area Radio Scramble, Some Listeners Fall Off the Dial
We've devoted the full resources of the KQED news operation to learning the old and new radio station call letters and frequencies of the stations affected by the big radio deal yesterday. (So far, all I've been able to commit … Continue reading
KUSF Sells License, Goes Off-Air; Listen to Last Broadcasts
Update 5:17 p.m. Listen to the last shows broadcast on KUSF here. Earlier post The San Francisco radio dial got spun around today when Entercom Communications sold classical station KDFC to the University of Southern California. KDFC will become a … Continue reading

