[Scan-DC] Surprised to find this news release on PRWeb

[~Bill]

Yup, I give it 3 mo's

Bill - N1KUG
Boston, Mass
Cruise Ship Frequencies
http://scanmaritime.com/
 


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Looks like a dump from the FCC database.  And the live scanner audio is
broadcast radio?

PRWeb Newswire

December 31, 2013

New Site ScannerFrequencies.com Offers Directory of U.S. Radio Frequencies;
Directory

LENGTH: 297 words

(PRWEB) December 31, 2013      
 
Listening to police scanners is one powerful tool that citizens have to stay
informed about the goings-on in their cities. But until now it could be
difficult to find the local frequencies necessary to listen. It was this gap
in the market that inspired the launch of ScannerFrequencies.com, which is
now live.        
 
Says ScannerFrequencies founder Johnny, "We are pleased to be able to offer
this service to radio enthusiasts around the country. Having local
frequencies available all in one, easy-to-access place will be a real
benefit for our users."  
 
Users can easily search through scanner frequencies in any part of the
country. The site already has listings in all 50 states and continues to add
more every day. The directory does not only cover police scanner
frequencies, but other local radio frequencies as well. Some users choose to
add their own radio frequencies for communication and outreach purposes.  
 
ScannerFrequencies.com aims to be the first place police scanner enthusiasts
turn for information about their local channels. With a robust directory of
scanner frequencies, citizen journalists as well as those with a general
interest in police activity can quickly find the exact information they
need. The site is currently live and free to use for anyone interested.

 
ABOUT SCANNER FREQUENCIES: Scanner Frequencies is a radio communications
database with around two million radio frequencies spanning the entire
United States. 

Search by state or county to lookup FCC license data and latitude and
longitude information for a range of services and companies. To learn more,
visit scannerfrequencies.com

Read the full story at 
 
http://www.prweb.com/releases/scanner/frequencies/prweb11456164.htm
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