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What is the legal status of offshore (maritime, international waters) broadcasting in the United States? Is there a stateside equivalent of the Marine Offenses Act? What steps would the United States take to hamper the operations of such a broadcaster? posted by phrontist to law & government (2 comments total)
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Radio Caroline was back in the days before the EEZ , which changed maritime law quite a bit.
The US does have stations that transmit from Mexico though, like 91X. (Which has apparently been bought by Clear Channel (!) ) posted by fshgrl at 9:23 PM on May 17, 2007
I remember that Mexico used to have much looser restrictions on broadcast wattage than the United States -- not sure if that's still true. But there were at least two stations in Mexico that broadcast at 250,000 watts. I think US stations are limited to 50k. posted by the dief at 5:12 AM on May 18, 2007
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The US does have stations that transmit from Mexico though, like 91X. (Which has apparently been bought by Clear Channel (!) )
posted by fshgrl at 9:23 PM on May 17, 2007