'Don't Make Us Choose,' Say AM Owners Seeking Relief From Deadline

Three companies are fighting to build radio's next preferred ratings system.

It seems fitting that Ron Rackley and Ben Dawson both receive this year's NAB...

WASHINGTON It's been nearly 20 years since the FCC began proceedings to expand the...

WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. Media tracking, spot verification and enhanced ad insertion capabilities appear to...

Google's search for a broadcast technology partner to diversify its online advertising model has...

WASHINGTON: Broadcasters facing tower height restrictions for new AM antenna projects have a new...

Broadcasters with new antenna projects or those planning to make changes to existing antenna...

Nearly Six Years After Launch, LPFM Still Chafes Under Restrictions

One of the companies developing an Emergency Vehicle Signaling Service believes it will soon...

WQRZ, Licensed to a Ham Group, Broadcasts During & After Hurricane

Some broadcasters and emergency management officials are asking whether government should have an increased...

Friends say Hilmer Swanson came up with some of his best broadcast innovations while...

Patent Holders Step Up Licensing Efforts By Soliciting Broadcasters for Fees

While some terrestrial broadcasters are quickly seizing podcasting opportunities as a means to reach...

Nearly a year after the Florida legislature approved measures to crack down on unlicensed...

Past Participants Hope FCC Will Tweak System Before Next CPs Go on the Block

Sources familiar with public warning issues expect the FCC's overhaul of the Emergency Alert...

Society Develops Broadcast Engineering College Curriculum, Groundwork for RF Hazard Training

Now that operational specifications are in place, executives with the National Public Radio Satellite...

After OET-65 Rules Were 'Attacked Head On,' Victory in Tower Dispute Is Seen as...

FM auction seems to have opened doors, but with a substantial price tag.

City officials and broadcasters here think an agreement using the Emergency Alert System to...

Developers Seek Okay to Sell Short Top-Loaded Cage Monopole AM Design

Broadcast equipment manufacturers say audio logging equipment could soon replace audio delay units as...

Verification Technologies Spring Up to Serve Advertisers, PDs & Licensing Groups

With illegal radio rampant in Florida, the private sector gets involved

How One Company in One Market Is Putting Radio Data to Work

Broadcasters object to systems to warn motorists of emergency vehicles

Richer plans new radio photon, while CFA, EH and Kinstar proponents press on

As the U.S. Department of Homeland Security positions itself to take the lead on...

Broadcasters may become more enthusiastic about complying with radiofrequency radiation exposure limits now that...

Supplier Product Costs Go Up; More Suits Could Be on the Way

Tower Company Is in Chapter 11, Continues Operations; Considers Possible Liquidation

Ad-Insertion Patent Could Further Muddy Future of Internet Streaming

The never-ending race for revenue has some broadcast groups taking another look at the...

The FCC could begin discussions this summer on recommendations from the Media Security and...

There's a legal battle brewing over those familiar touchscreens -- found in thousands of...