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News Makers RadioFlag Marries Radio, Social Media 2.6.2012 RadioFlag is a marketing concept that combines traditional radio broadcasting with the customization of social media. The More He Wants NAB to Be a Tech Leader 2.1.2012 WASHINGTON — When the National Association of Broadcasters brought Kevin Gage aboard in the spring of 2011, it placed him in a More He Hears a Bounty of Listening Options 1.24.2012 Paul Riismandel is co-founder and technology editor for RadioSurvivor.com and the advisor to student-run WNUR(FM) at More view all text items in this section...
Broadcast Law & Regulation Cop Robot Gets Green Light From FCC 2.9.2012 The ham radio community is not happy with Recon Scout. More Two FMs Must Videotape RFR Workshop for FCC 2.8.2012 In a case involving RFR levels at two FM stations in Hawaii, the FCC has decided to use short-term license renewals as an More Broadcasters Complain About Iran’s Signal Jamming 2.8.2012 Five major international broadcasters — Voice of America, British Broadcasting Corp., Deutsche Welle, Audiovisuel Extérieur de More view all text items in this section...
Business Digest Sirius XM: $3 Billion in Revenue in 2011 2.9.2012 Sirius XM is now bringing in $3 billion a year. It also has a lot of cash on hand. The satellite radio company released More Future Broadcaster Scholarship Money Available 2.9.2012 Broadcasters in Connecticut are putting their money where their mouths are when it comes to future broadcasters. The CBA More Dardis Questions iHeartRadio Strategy 2.9.2012 There’s a developing debate about whether it’s a good business move for radio broadcasters to participate in Clear Channel’s More view all text items in this section...
Radio IT Management Should I Be Concerned About IPv6? 2.7.2012 This is one of a series of columns from the Society of Broadcast Engineers, published regularly in Radio World. In early More RadioFlag Marries Radio, Social Media 2.6.2012 RadioFlag is a marketing concept that combines traditional radio broadcasting with the customization of social media. The More Broadcast Networking in the Age of the Cloud 1.25.2012 The author is director of studio products for manufacturer Broadcast Electronics. As part of the studio design and support More view all text items in this section...
Promo Power A Radio New Year’s Resolution 1.3.2012 “You’ve been on the air for 45 minutes!” the program director screamed at me on the hotline. “I just want to know one thing: More Give Clients More for Their Money 12.15.2011 With a stagnant economy, advertisers are applying pressure to radio stations to cut rates, offer better placement and drive More Holiday Hits 11.14.2011 “As God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly,” WKRP General Manager Arthur Carlson moaned in one of the show’s most More view all text items in this section...
Programming & Sales Huckabee to Hit the Air 2.9.2012 Former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee will host a new talk radio show, to be syndicated by Cumulus Media. So he’s scheduled More Lefsetz: ‘The Next Big Thing Is the Trusted Filter’ 2.9.2012 The Hollywood Reporter recently interviewed Bob Lefsetz, something of a semi-influential music industry More Super Bowl Was a Hit on Radio, Too 2.7.2012 Most media observers focus on TV, but the Super Bowl is a big deal in radio, too. Dial Global estimates that 23.1 million More view all text items in this section...
People News Middle Atlantic Names Dan Tarkoff Vice President of Sales 2.9.2012 FAIRFIELD, N.J.: Middle Atlantic Products has appointed industry veteran Dan Tarkoff vice president of sales, a new position. More Milligan Joins CEI 2.8.2012 Ed Milligan has joined Communications Engineering Inc. as an account manager. He is credited with 35 years of sales and More David Reaves Strikes Out on His Own 2.2.2012 David Reaves and Translantech have ended their relationship. Reaves was half-interest owner in the audio level control More view all text items in this section...

- RadioFlag Marries Radio, Social Media
  2.6.2012
  RadioFlag is a marketing concept that combines traditional radio broadcasting with the customization of social media. The More
- He Wants NAB to Be a Tech Leader
  2.1.2012
  WASHINGTON — When the National Association of Broadcasters brought Kevin Gage aboard in the spring of 2011, it placed him in a More
- He Hears a Bounty of Listening Options
  1.24.2012
  Paul Riismandel is co-founder and technology editor for RadioSurvivor.com and the advisor to student-run WNUR(FM) at More

view all text items in this section...

- Cop Robot Gets Green Light From FCC
  2.9.2012
  The ham radio community is not happy with Recon Scout. More
- Two FMs Must Videotape RFR Workshop for FCC
  2.8.2012
  In a case involving RFR levels at two FM stations in Hawaii, the FCC has decided to use short-term license renewals as an More
- Broadcasters Complain About Iran’s Signal Jamming
  2.8.2012
  Five major international broadcasters — Voice of America, British Broadcasting Corp., Deutsche Welle, Audiovisuel Extérieur de More

view all text items in this section...

- Sirius XM: $3 Billion in Revenue in 2011
  2.9.2012
  Sirius XM is now bringing in $3 billion a year. It also has a lot of cash on hand. The satellite radio company released More
- Future Broadcaster Scholarship Money Available
  2.9.2012
  Broadcasters in Connecticut are putting their money where their mouths are when it comes to future broadcasters. The CBA More
- Dardis Questions iHeartRadio Strategy
  2.9.2012
  There’s a developing debate about whether it’s a good business move for radio broadcasters to participate in Clear Channel’s More

view all text items in this section...

- Should I Be Concerned About IPv6?
  2.7.2012
  This is one of a series of columns from the Society of Broadcast Engineers, published regularly in Radio World. In early More
- RadioFlag Marries Radio, Social Media
  2.6.2012
  RadioFlag is a marketing concept that combines traditional radio broadcasting with the customization of social media. The More
- Broadcast Networking in the Age of the Cloud
  1.25.2012
  The author is director of studio products for manufacturer Broadcast Electronics. As part of the studio design and support More

view all text items in this section...

- A Radio New Year’s Resolution
  1.3.2012
  “You’ve been on the air for 45 minutes!” the program director screamed at me on the hotline. “I just want to know one thing: More
- Give Clients More for Their Money
  12.15.2011
  With a stagnant economy, advertisers are applying pressure to radio stations to cut rates, offer better placement and drive More
- Holiday Hits
  11.14.2011
  “As God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly,” WKRP General Manager Arthur Carlson moaned in one of the show’s most More

view all text items in this section...

- Huckabee to Hit the Air
  2.9.2012
  Former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee will host a new talk radio show, to be syndicated by Cumulus Media. So he’s scheduled More
- Lefsetz: ‘The Next Big Thing Is the Trusted Filter’
  2.9.2012
  The Hollywood Reporter recently interviewed Bob Lefsetz, something of a semi-influential music industry More
- Super Bowl Was a Hit on Radio, Too
  2.7.2012
  Most media observers focus on TV, but the Super Bowl is a big deal in radio, too. Dial Global estimates that 23.1 million More

view all text items in this section...

- Middle Atlantic Names Dan Tarkoff Vice President of Sales
  2.9.2012
  FAIRFIELD, N.J.: Middle Atlantic Products has appointed industry veteran Dan Tarkoff vice president of sales, a new position. More
- Milligan Joins CEI
  2.8.2012
  Ed Milligan has joined Communications Engineering Inc. as an account manager. He is credited with 35 years of sales and More
- David Reaves Strikes Out on His Own
  2.2.2012
  David Reaves and Translantech have ended their relationship. Reaves was half-interest owner in the audio level control More

view all text items in this section...

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