EAS & CAP: So Many Questions
While some stations prepare to buy gear, others hold off until more details emerge
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While some stations prepare to buy gear, others hold off until more details emerge
At the BBG, a new board faces familiar, contentious questions
Planned 67-story building draws scrutiny from New York engineers
New Consolidated Licensing System planned; changes to start this year
Interest seen in radio topics including digital power and other IBOC issues
For most, the conversation eventually comes back to lack of receivers
Career Veteran Played a Role in Dawn of Radio’s Digital Era
Participants plan a technology backbone to exchange content, enhance websites
Equipment tests to begin; national EAS test is slated for Q1
Convention takes on a different form as it comes to Capitol Hill’s front door
Copper thefts: ‘The bad guys appear to have retreated, at least for now’
Network ops manager for Flagstaff station oversees web of 13 Northern Arizona signals
A lot depends on Apple and Microsoft, and they’re not saying much right now
‘Franken FMs’ have limited shelf life; but these backdoor stations still concern noncoms
‘Compliance clock’ expected to start in summer; chance of federal grants to help is...
Company founder is saluted for his impact in telco and audio coding
Some groups tag, others prepare; and some wait to see the ROI
Despite a few glitches, first test of presidential code pleases experts
State officials explore alerts to gamers as way to reach younger audience
Network plans for its exclusive radio coverage of the games
Patented system uses RBDS to embed warning data via FM
Sinclair engineer is a TV guy and new president of the SBE
Many revisit auxiliary transmitter plans after Mount Wilson wildfires
From big cities to small towns, owners share success stories
Rackley, Dawson hope to boost night service
Owners confront challenges of bandwidth and evolving demographics
As FCC Gives Some AMs the OK to Use FM Translators, the Impact Is...
But 'This Person Is Not Going to Save the Industry Single-Handedly'
Common Alerting Protocol Version 1.2 Could Be Adopted in Early 2010
Analysts Question Ch. 6’s Future; Mega Sees Aural Leases as Stepping Stone
Empire & 4 Times Square remain New York's main platforms.
Jack Sellmeyer Is NAB Engineering Achievement Award Recipient
Principals See Synergies in the Deal; APT Branding, Manufacturing to Remain
Yes; But With the Commission About to Turn a Notable Anniversary, We Ask Experts...
Broadcaster Mistrust and Economic Downturn Hampered the Audio Ads Network Project
Opportunities Seen for Competing Automation Vendors
For Some, It's Just Not Worth Being on the Air Right Now
Dickey Predicts HD2 Channels Viable, Competitive Within 18 Months
The Cold, Extra-Tight Security, Crowds and Long Hours Test Engineers
Summit Examines Hurricane Data to Glean Lessons for 2009 Season