HUGE FAILURE #8, SANTA MARIA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--IBCS--
International Broadcasting Corporation (OTCBB:IBCS)
said today that it has developed a prototype for an alternative energy
powered digital and/or analog AM, FM or shortwave Radio transmitter,
which can be implemented using technology and a legal framework
similar to Wi-Fi. No FCC license will be required with this device.
The company plans to introduce the all-talk format of IBC Radio
Network into a target metropolitan area as part of its beta testing.
Airtime will also be made available for local content such as school
closings, traffic and weather. This product could also be marketed to
other broadcasters in different communities without the need for an
FCC license. Once this technology is introduced to communities it has
the same potential for advertising that a fully FCC licensed station
would have.
Daryn Fleming, President of IBCS, says "We are very excited about
this project. The good news is that our current revenues from
operations will provide enough funds to begin the early phases
immediately. We will announce progress and the implementation of the
first working model within weeks. Once completed, we will reveal our
business model for the project, which will provide for enhanced
advertising revenues for IBCS. This latest project will confirm that
IBCS is a pioneer, not only in the area of content but technology.
Mr. Lou Gentile, the IBCS strategic partner, says "We have
developed this new technology with hopes of bringing radio back to the
people instead of big business. We will begin to test the system in
heavily populated areas using actual IBC radio shows. Watch the
newswires for updates."
This project is only one of the planned initiatives regarding AM
radio this year. Another AM-related project is being planned and will
be announced in a future press release. The Company will also soon
announce details of its debt reduction program, which will eliminate
most of the debt.
this is about when the pr's started to become flat out lies
