Art Deco WWJ Studio Building Becomes Cambria Hotel
The Cambria cherishes its roots as a broadcasting icon in Detroit
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The Cambria cherishes its roots as a broadcasting icon in Detroit
Legendary radio host believes local content will be the key to KDUN’s success
Radio facsimile technology never fully caught on, but what if it had?
John Schneider says we can’t focus on just one station as the “first”
Iconic AM station just celebrated the 100th anniversary of its first broadcast
Here are some of the women who excelled in U.S. radio in the first...
The station will celebrate its 100th anniversary on Sept. 10.
Radio scientist was playing a key role years before KDKA’s historic broadcast
AM boosters repeatedly have been proven effective, but the FCC consistently has declined to...
Perhaps the first in the U.S. to achieve a century of continuous broadcast activity
The advent of the directional antenna made it possible for co-channel stations to operate...
He was a jack of all trades who pioneered sportscasting and live political coverage...
Take a look at some of radio’s less-remembered provocateurs
An important announcer, sportscaster and executive you’ve never heard of
NAB’s first president didn’t shy from controversy or experimentation
Memorial concert gets transatlantic audience
These stations knew how to share just about everything
Radio’s 1941 ASCAP boycott had long-lasting effects on the industry
Art Deco movement brought style to shortwave broadcast equipment
A two-element crossed dipole antenna was mounted on the decorative ball that capped the...
Follow the evolution of spot playback technology.
This is one in a series of photo features from the author’s collection. See...
If an audio console can be a work of art, the Western Electric 25B...
The new owner of Harris Broadcast inherits a rich 90-year history
This console was set up underneath the Capitol steps in 1929
This is a de Forest 100-watt “radiophone” transmitter.
Another gem from the photo collection of Radio World’s John Schneider
Crystal controlled oscillators were still in the future
Here’s the latest in John Schneider’s neat series of historical photos in Radio World
This is the beautiful home that General Electric built for KOA in Aurora, Colo.,...
Station broadcast to Europe and South America from the Electricity and Communications Building in...