[BC] ID in Spanish?
Mark Humphrey
mark3xy
Mon Apr 30 19:44:29 CDT 2007
In many locations (particularly California cities), the FCC has always
allowed the "community of license" part of the legal ID to be spoken
in Spanish.
The FCC also allows COL names to be given in French in places like
Baton Rouge, Terre Haute, Juneau, and La Crosse, and in German (Berlin
NH), Greek (Ithaca and Philadelphia), Italian (Rome and Minetto NY),
Hebrew (Bethel NC), Dutch (Rotterdam NY), Mohawk (Schenectady), etc.
Mark
On 4/30/07, Rick Heil <wonynerd at gmail.com> wrote:
> Just my non-FCC-educated two cents - why not do both? Might increase
> length, but your Spanish-speaking listeners would appreciate their language
> being used and your English speaking listeners would appreciate that you
> don't do it in Spanish only...
>
>
> Dan, I'm willing to bet 73.1201 doesn't mention Spanish simply because that
> would endorse it as an official language, something I think hasn't been done
> yet on the Federal level (correct me if I'm mistaken).
>
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