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I am only one small (very small) member of the ALPB, so the following opinions are my own only.
I believe that the ALPB first needs to get established and gain credibility in the broadcasting community before tackling such huge issues as rule changes or enforcement, or in fact, anything to do with the rules.
We’re there, according to our mission statement, to bring radio back to the people. That means that we’re there to help new broadcasters, or potential new broadcasters, or existing broadcasters – in short, anyone who signs on to our charter.
That help can be technical information, programming (something that licensed broadcasters are lacking in), software support, whatever. I don’t believe that we’re ready to take on the FCC, or Industry Canada, or the NAB, or BMI or SOCAN or any other regulatory body at this time.
But in the future, who knows what we can accomplish?
One step at a time.
