Columns and Views

The technology is convenient but comes with a major nuisance: robocalls

NRSC is likely to be one of the lesser problems an AM could have

The restaurant chain has developed a response plan community radio can learn from

Here is the updated collection of responses to Larry Langford’s suggestion that required NRSC measurements are no longer needed.

One technology supplier says we’re holding onto the past for no good reason

The cultural industries exemption was one of many hot potatoes during negotiations

NJBA president/CEO tells broadcasters to remain vigilant and guard against potential reintroductions of performance tax legislative, other threats to free OTA radio

Rules call for annual harmonic and spurious measurements for AM stations, but the author wishes the same applied to FMs

Letters offer more industry insight

The industry continually is striving for freer and more nomadic modes of operation

Recent events offer radio a unifying place

More on NRSC: Uberecken says the practice is outmoded and not needed for most AM stations

Plus, two ideas to improve your comfort and your monitoring ability

In the digital era, radio’s unique qualities take the lead

Richard Rudman responds to Larry Langford’s NRSC proof repeal suggestion

The society honors David Bialik for determinedly building its broadcast track

A Q&A with Ernesto Schweikert

Ten-Watt Travelers’ Information Stations have a critical role in community safety

Decentralizing content and technology ensures nonstop operation

Seattle shows community radio a few tricks

A broadcast engineer disagrees with Larry Langford’s call to do away with the annual NRSC proof requirement

Cloud implementation offers a multitude of advantages

The medium’s ability to adapt to change and new technologies will ensure its place for decades to come

Nonprofit media and cryptocurrency may not be through yet