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Consoles Will Have to Mold to What Is Needed
Calrec product developer says traditional ideas are less and less relevant
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Wanted: Many Voices, Many Views
RW and its parent are committed to a transparent, diverse and inclusive work environment
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With Consoles, It’s All About Connectivity
Ben Palmer of Arrakis on the future of analog boards
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Proposed Shortwave Station in Illinois Prompts an Objection
Several members of the SW community expressed concern about possible data uses
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Ornellas: Today’s Console Is Tomorrow’s Touchscreen
And maybe we’ll see facial recognition used in a console user interface
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Buying a Console? Focus on What You Really Need
Hoppe advises clients not to select a console with so many features as to...
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Consoles Get “Softer” and More Powerful
Jay Tyler says remote access capabilities are also among benefits of today’s digital designs
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“The User Is King” With Today’s Consoles
Marty Sacks says that users can create new experiences for different operators with different...
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Latest U.S. Station Totals Reveal Boom in Translators
The number of FM translators/boosters in the U.S. has grown 30% just in five...
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Q&A: Sherri Powers Excels for Beasley Detroit
An interview with the veteran engineer, recently named chief in the market
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AI Will Help the Industry Reinvent Itself
Veritone says broadcasters will reap tremendous opportunities — and that this is just the...
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FM Translator, Booster Advocates Disagree in Origination Dispute
“Unfortunate and substantively wrong" is the reply from translator origination advocates
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Broadcasting From Home: What About the Long-Term Impact?
Our experts definitely see permanent effects, but generally take an upbeat view
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Broadcasting From Home: Tech Tools and Tips of the Trade
Which products and platforms specifically are broadcasters putting to use?
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Broadcasting From Home: A Special Series
Over and over we heard the same reply: “Everything has changed”
Columns and Views
Are You Prepared for the Worst?
Critical analysis of vulnerabilities is a key part of the broadcast engineer’s job
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Health Crisis Challenges All of Radio
Technical teams scramble to adjust as media companies are forced to decentralize
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Is the Time Right for All-Digital AM?
What has to come first: a critical mass of receivers, or a significant number...
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Green Tower Lights Are a Viable Option
Structural illumination changed little over many years, but we now have new options
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What Does a Broadcast Engineer Do, Anyway?
Today, wiring changes are done with a mouse, making and breaking crosspoints in software
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Surveillance Systems Are Powerful Site Monitors
Modern, high-resolution video systems can take site monitoring beyond your remote control
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Are You Doing Your Part?
Without mentors, broadcast engineering knowledge is headed toward extinction
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Today’s In-Car HD Radio Experience
RW’s new ebook shows how various stations look in various new car models
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Get It Right the First Time
If you have time to do it twice, you have time to do it...
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Are You Up to the Challenge?
Heraclitus has more to do with latency than you might think
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Gary Liebisch Reflects on His Career
Sharing knowledge has been a touchstone over his 50 years in broadcast tech
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Finding the Right Balance
The FCC offers some choices for Class A night protections
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Kudos to One Hard-Working Dude at AES
The society honors David Bialik for determinedly building its broadcast track
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All-Digital AM Radio Starts Here
Kolesar interview is featured in latest Radio World eBook
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The Value of Standards
Adhering to standards keeps things safe, orderly and consistent
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Coda: John Casey Embarks on Next Chapter
If you’ll allow me a moment for a personal note: Today I salute my...
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Broadcaster Headaches From an Aging Infrastructure
It’s often up to the broadcast engineer to track down power issues
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Welcome to the World of Radio
Radio succeeds because it rests on one of the earliest of our developmental experiences
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Small Signals in a Big Signal World
Balancing interests of translators and full-power broadcasters isn’t an easy task
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The Connected Transmitter Site
Those with connected sites wonder how they lived without them
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Digital Media Study Measures Shifting Habits
“Infinite Dial” touches on smart speakers, podcasts & radio’s at-home hardware challenges
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A New Tool for the Broadcast Engineer
Small unmanned aircraft systems offer a lot for tower maintenance
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Recovery of Hidden Sounds Is a Daunting Task
These women “said what they thought,” but now their voices largely are lost
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Spring Show Promises a Fresh Feel
Expect some changes to familiar routines at the NAB Show coming up in April
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Tower Structural Standards Evolve
A revision in the TIA/EIA RS-222 standard builds on changes introduced in the prior...
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Revised AM Proof Rules Lighten the Load on Broadcasters
Do you manage a directional AM array? Take note of what the FCC did...