Since digital television broadcasts take up a significantly larger amount of the broadcast spectrum, low-powered stations could ultimately be forced off the air due to lack of space in the airwave bands. There's concern that already-underserved segments of the population such as immigrants and minority members could find themselves with no place to turn for programming geared toward their special interests and needs, as larger companies buy up the rights to the remainder of the spectrum and consolidate their stations. The same problem applies to radio. A lot of people think that if Michael Jackson is on the airwaves, that community is being served. Watt and Dunifer report that microbroadcasting is flourishing in the U.S. but that there are significant legal hurdles before it.
Anthem seems like such a great show.
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