Hi,

We've found some articles but they're not necessarily about hurricane-affected LPFMs in the Louisiana area. I will be posting your question online. Other librarians may add comments and articles later, so you may want to bookmark the page.

Also, I couldn't find where on your website the articles you mention you have links to are found, so I couldn't compare the Lexis-Nexis search we did with your results.

It looks like there are some good articles. Please submit another question if you need a specific research request.

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Here are some results from Lexis-Nexis Academic (I pasted together a few separate searches, from general headlines, newswires, North American, and World sources).

MARIN COUNTY; Weaker signals create stronger community ties; Two
low-wattage radio stations boast loyal listenerships, The San Francisco
Chronicle, SEPTEMBER 14, 2005, WEDNESDAY,, FINAL EDITION, BAY AREA;, Pg. B1,
1125 words, Carl Nolte

FOR COMMUNITY STATIONS, GROUP SIGNALS A BEGINNING, The Boston Globe, August
18, 2005, Thursday, THIRD EDITION, Pg. E5, 506 words, By Clea Simon, Globe
Correspondent

Congress ponders changing stations; Low-power radio seeking to expand,
Times-Picayune (New Orleans), May 16, 2005 Monday, NATIONAL; Pg. 1, 1038 words,
By Bruce Alpert, Washington bureau

AIRWAVES: THE RACE FOR LOW-WATTAGE STATIONS; Churches big winners in grab
for micro radio, The San Francisco Chronicle, FEBRUARY 28, 2005, MONDAY,, FINAL
EDITION, NEWS;, Pg. A1, 1600 words, Joe Garofoli

Black foundation claims its niche on area radio, Sacramento Bee, November 19,
2004, Friday, Pg. D5, 354 words, Thuy-Doan Le Bee Staff Writer

Low-power radio station broadcasts to evacuees [DP], National Public Radio
(NPR), SHOW: Morning Edition 11:00 AM EST NPR, September 14, 2005 Wednesday, 375
words

KPFA Evening News, Video Monitoring Services of America, September 13, 2005,
Tuesday, 18:00-19:00 PT, KPFA-FM, Radio, Local Radio, 63 words, 8,
rkpfa1800.0913.8

CBS 5 News This Morning, Video Monitoring Services of America, August 1,
2005, Monday, 05:00-06:00 PT, KPHO-TV, Television, Local TV, 31 words, 31,
kpho05000801

Successes and failures of Low Power FM radio movement, National Public Radio
(NPR), SHOW: Morning Edition 11:00 AM EST NPR, February 8, 2005 Tuesday, 812
words

Morning Edition, Video Monitoring Services of America, February 8, 2005,
Tuesday, 06:00-07:00 ET, NPR, Radio, National Radio, 190 words, 20, rnpr06000208

MICREL ANNOUNCES SMALLEST EVER LOW POWER RADIO MODULE, Asia Pulse, October 6,
2005 Thursday, Northern Territory Regional, 486 words, SAN JOSE, Calif., Oct. 5

Micrel Announces Smallest Ever Low Power Radio Module, PR Newswire Europe,
October 5, 2005 Wednesday, 468 words

Radio Station Set Up at Hurricane Shelter, Voice of America News, September
16, 2005, VOA ENGLISH SERVICE, 653 words

Supporters fight for low-power FM radio, UPI, June 16, 2005 Thursday, 9:24
PM EST, 790 words, RENEE WILLIAMS, WASHINGTON, June 16

Congress holds a news conference on protecting low power FM radios from media
consolidation., The Washington Daybook, June 9, 2005, 11:30 a.m., 2218 Rayburn
House Office Building

Low-Power FM station struggles to find niche in Juneau, The Associated Press
State & Local Wire, November 3, 2004, Wednesday, BC cycle, State and Regional,
814 words, By TONY CARROLL, Juneau Empire, JUNEAU

Rebels of radio form united front, Waikato Times (Hamilton, New Zealand),
June 25, 2005, Saturday, NEWS; NATIONAL;, Pg. 11, 776 words, GILL Mary Anne

Connecting broadcasters, Waikato Times (Hamilton, New Zealand), May 31, 2005,
Tuesday, NEWS; NATIONAL;, Pg. 3;, BRIEF, 74 words