Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/LSRadio
to University of Liverpool. Per , the presumption of notability for radio stations is only extended to stations that meet ''all'' of ''four'' conditions: (1) they have a broadcasting license from the appropriate regulatory authority, (2) they have an established broadcast history of actually being in operation rather than just existing as an unlaunched paper license, (3) they originate at least some of their own programming rather than operating solely as rebroadcasters, and (4) all three of those facts are |reliably sourceable as true. If a station ''fails'' even ''one'' of those four conditions, it's out. But this fails #1 (it's stated as having operated ''only'' on ham radio and the internet, with ''no'' indication that it ''ever'' had an OFCOM license to broadcast on AM or FM) and #4 (it's sourced exclusively to its own |self-published content about itself with no indication of any reliable source coverage in sources independent of itself). However, NMEDIA also specifies that student media outlets which do not qualify for their own standalone articles can, if verifiable, be ''mentioned'' in the article on the university or college that operates them — and this is plainly verifiable as existing even if it doesn't meet the standards required to get a standalone article
— User:Bearcat, 20:18, 15 November 2017 (UTC)
Stance: merge
Cited policy: WP:NMEDIA||WP:RS||WP:SELFPUB (Wikipedia:Notability)