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Reading Service Imperiled In Oregon
IAAIS Worries About a Precedent
by Leslie Stimson, 6.18.2008
“It’s worrisome because it sets a precedent,” said Heather Lusignan, immediate past president of IAAIS. Reading service organizers say the OPB decision ignores the needs of older, visually-impaired, less technology-literate people. more


What It’s Like to Refit a Masterpiece
Bill Sacks Refurbishes Classic Analog Optimod Processors
by Paul McLane, 6.04.2008
He’s an insightful engineer and big fan of Optimods. I chatted with Sacks about his venture and his strong feelings about them. more


WUVT, Sterne Focus on Their Futures
Helped by Industry, Virginia Tech Radio Station Moves Forward With Upgrade
by Randy J. Stine, 6.04.2008
WUVT is still using a loaner Harris ZX-3500 transmitter from Clear Channel and a Flexstar exciter donated by Harris, Thomas said. more


Radio on the Avenue of the Americas
Clear Channel Opens Huge Collocation Facility in Historic Art Deco Building in TriBeCa
by Tom Vernon, 5.21.2008
The building was the point of origin for the first transatlantic cable, and the end points of the first around-the-world phone call in 1935. more


Fred Newman: Money Where His Mouth Is
A Walking Sound Machine Talks About His Years With ‘Prairie Home’ and Getting Those Sounds Just Right
by Ken R. Deutsch, 5.07.2008
When I spoke with Newman on the phone, he exuded the excitement of a kid putting on a show for the family, only a lot funnier. more


Tom Silliman: NAB Honors Do-It-All Engineer
Radio Innovator Was Born With a Greenie in His Mouth — and a Taste for Bigger Things
by Randy J. Stine, 4.23.2008
During a career driven by a desire for adventure, Tom Silliman has managed to conquer many aspects of life, both professional and personal. more


In Blacksburg, Dave Hodges Keeps It Moving
Engineer Enjoys Working for a Small Company and Being Entrusted Early With Significant Projects
by Ken Deutsch, 4.23.2008
Engineer for Positive Alternative Radio and Positive Radio Group, both based in Blacksburg, Va. more


Inside Associated Press in Washington
by Tom Vernon, 4.09.2008
There are more than three miles of 4 inch conduit, more than four miles of electrical cable, more than a mile of mechanical piping and more than 1,200 miles of data cable. more


LVCC Will Get an Extreme Makeover
The Convention Center to Undergo Major Renovations Through 2011
by Ken Freed, 4.09.2008
Since it opened in 1959 with the World Congress of Flight, the LVCC has hosted some of the largest trade shows in the world. more


Dahl Shutters Company, Sells Its Parts
Harbach Buys Dahl Amateur Parts Supplier; Plans for June Re-launch
by James G. Withers, 4.09.2008
Dahl said he is optimistic about the experience his customers will have with Harbach. more


Radio, By Any Other Name ...
Engineers See Both Promise and Dangers in the Blossoming Choices for Alternative Delivery
by Tom Vernon, 3.26.2008
As broadcast engineers contemplate their annual sojourn to Las Vegas, RW talked to several about what’s going on in their worlds and what’s on their minds. more


NCE Applicants Have Big Dreams
Wanna-Be Noncom Licensees File for New Frequencies; Patience Is Advised
by Randy J. Stine, 3.26.2008
Experts say since many of the 3,630 are mutually exclusive, meaning multiple applicants applied for the same frequency, the total number of new channels assigned is hard to predict. more


A New Concept in AM Radiator Design
A Provocative Research Idea Leads Field Observers Onto Likely Solution
by Dr. J. Parcfolluf IV and R. Langison, P.E., 3.26.2008
The problem was simple. How could they continue to broadcast without their towers? more


BSW Enhances Offerings With Wheatstone Consoles
3.12.2008
RW asked BSW’s Steve Kawasaki about the announcement. more


Religious Managers Gather in Nashville
Christian Stations, Like Other Broadcasters, Are Redefining Themselves as Audio Content Providers
by Craig Johnston, 3.01.2008
“We are very concerned about the implications for all non-profit broadcasters, radio, television, Web-based, all of them, because we feel this might be the beginning of an initiative for the federal government to step into all non-profit organizations, to look for roles for governance.” more


Copper Theft Knows No Market Limits
While One State Ponders Changes in Law, Stations Share Tips to Deter ‘Hot Wire’ Crime
by Randy J. Stine, 3.01.2008
Florida legislators are eyeing get-tough measures to stop copper thieves from ransacking vulnerable and often remote broadcast sites and reselling the scrap metal. more


Hy Lit Spun the Platters in Philly
For Over 50 Years, His Baritone Voice and Lively Delivery Were Heard on Philadelphia Airwaves and At Hundreds of Personal Appearances
by Ken Deutsch, 3.01.2008
He was there when rock and roll was born in the 1950s. He hosted Elvis, the Beatles and the Stones in the ‘60s. And he helped promote Philadelphia’s unique soul sound in the 1970s and ‘80s. more


Plans for New EAS Move Forward
But Next Generation Is a Year or More Away and Details of Equipment Requirements Remain Unknown
by Randy J. Stine, 2.01.2008
Saying EAS needs improvements but not replacing, the Society of Broadcast Engineers along with a number of governmental entities continue working toward the launch of a new emergency alerting system. more


JDAS Is a ‘Specialized Industrial Computer’
An Interview With Eric Wiler
2.01.2008
Eric Wiler is the senior director of technology for Jones Radio Networks, which recently launched the Jones Digital Audio Server, a delivery technology platform for distribution of radio content manufactured by Wegener. more


With Radio Blogs, Stations Practice the Art of the Possible
by Tom Vernon, 2.01.2008
As broadcasters in the Internet age sought new ways to connect with their audience, many stations added Web pages, started streaming program audio and initiated podcasts. Some in the past few years also have added station blogs. more



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