Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Hot 92 (pirate radio station)
there are currently about 150 pirate radio stations in the UK. Some UK pirate radio|Wikipedia research before your apparent scepticism and "So what?" would be appreciated. If we counted all those that ever existed, it would probably total hundreds or thousands (that is my own estimate). I can turn my radio on right now and listen to at least a dozen. But what do we actually learn about the station in these reports apart from that people were prosecuted, equipment was seized, the name "Hot 92" and that it is "infamous"? The 2nd source actually says it's "one of a number of pirate radio stations operating in the city", and most of the article seems to be a general talk about how pirate stations are bad, not specifically Hot 92. In fact the newspaper reports are about the prosecutions, not the station itself. All I can see is an article that fails  and /CA. The home business I run has been briefly mentioned in various publications, so I can now start an article about it as long as I give links to the newspaper articles
— User:Rapido, 16:25, 27 December 2009 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:GNG||WP:N (Wikipedia:Notability)