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May 13, 2004
BEST SPANISH-LANGUAGE RADIO PERSONALITY
Enrique Santos and Joe Ferrero
News
November 21, 1990
Cuba Over and Out
Enrique Santos and Joe Ferrero
News
November 21, 1990
To Air is Human
Enrique Santos and Joe Ferrero
News
April 8, 1992
Captains Outrageous
The FCC attempts to fend off Dade's motley crew of FM radio pirates
News
December 16, 1992
Jammin' In Havana
How did two Miami radio stations end up broadcasting Radio Marti programs to listeners in Cuba? Hint: It's curious, but it's classified.
News
March 3, 1993
Call While You Can
Much to AT&T's dismay, foreign companies have found a way around the restrictions on calling Cu ba from the U.S. -- for now, at least
News
October 27, 1993
Shiver Me Timbers!
Turn to 88.3 on your FM dial, where a pirate radio station is flying the Jolly Roger on Miami's broadcast seas and making plenty of waves
News
November 10, 1993
That Sinking Feeling
For two weeks something different made waves on local radio. Then the FCC heaved-ho.
News
October 19, 1995
Count the People Who Count
A trio of exile groups mounts a new challenge to monopoly control of local Spanish-language radio
News
October 26, 1995
There Must Be More to Life than Cable TV
As nationwide deregulation looms, Morton Towers becomes Dade's first battleground in an escalating cable war
News
January 17, 2008
Jam Anyone's Cell Phone
That turd talking while driving deserves it!
News
May 19, 2005
The New Shock Jocks
Internet broadcasting allows the Smut Doctors to wallow in pure porn -- at least for now
Culture
February 14, 2002
Net Loss
The government killed TV, and Hollywood's begging it to revive the corpse
News
September 27, 2001
You Coulda Called Him Al
Pirate radio terrorism claims its first victim
News
August 26, 1999
Pestering the Pirates
The Federal Communications Commission can't seem to keep illegal broadcasters off the air
News
January 28, 1999
A Pirate's Mutiny
Miami's unlicensed radio stations are pumping up the jams despite the FCC's efforts to shut them up
News
October 15, 1998
Letters
Miami's unlicensed radio stations are pumping up the jams despite the FCC's efforts to shut them up
News
October 1, 1998
Making Airwaves
This summer the FCC pulled the plug on the county's most innovative radio stations. Some are already back on the air.
News
October 1, 1998
Do-It-Yourself Radio
To start your own station, all you need is a little space, ingenuity, and chutzpah
News
January 16, 1997
No, You Listen to ME!
Wanna get in touch with South Florida's rage? Read through the complaint letters to local radio stations.
News
November 28, 1996
In Havana, Telling It Like It Is
Wanna get in touch with South Florida's rage? Read through the complaint letters to local radio stations.
News
January 26, 1995
Reach Out and Really Touch Someone
Late last year thousands of people learned that the "free" calls they'd been making to Cuba weren't really free. Now the bills are arriving.
Blogs
December 20, 2010
Miami Christian Group Protests Univision for Airing Interview with Openly Gay Ricky Martin
Ricky MartinA South Florida church apparently thinks featuring a gay man on television is obscene. Oscar Aguero Ministry announced plans this weekend to picket the offices of Univision for airing an interview back on November 2 featuring a now openly gay popstar Ricky Martin discussing his sexual ... More >>
Blogs
January 27, 2011
Rick Scott Wants to Hand Pick Which Reporters Get to Cover Him
One of the oldest ideals of this country is freedom of the press, an idea taken even further here in Florida thanks to the Sunshine Law. However, newly elected Governor Rick Scott seems to have some trouble fully grasping the idea of a free press and apparently wants to hand pick which reporters ... More >>
Blogs
November 21, 2011
Thanksgiving Miami Restaurant Roundup: Make Reservations Now!
Rex RoofSave yourself from an evening of aftermath, make reservations for Turkey Day this year. Even though you had lofty ambitions this year, your Thanksgiving Day menu remains unplanned or at the very least incomplete. We've compiled a list of restaurants that want to make your holiday fuss-fre ... More >>
Blogs
January 10, 2012
All Mug Shots Should Be Public, New Times Freelancer Argues In Case U.S. Supreme Court May Hear
photo by Duncan Lock via Wikimedia CommonsTheo Karantsalis, a soft-spoken librarian who teaches research classes at Miami Dade College between freelancing for Miami New Times and the Miami Herald, has become an unlikely central character in a hotly contested federal case that has free-speech advocat ... More >>
News
January 12, 2012
Miami New Times writer fights for freedom of the press
photo by Duncan Lock via Wikimedia CommonsTheo Karantsalis, a soft-spoken librarian who teaches research classes at Miami Dade College between freelancing for Miami New Times and the Miami Herald, has become an unlikely central character in a hotly contested federal case that has free-speech advocat ... More >>