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This Calculator Is ‘Cool Stuff’
FASTROAD introduces a tool to help you do efficiency comparisons
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‘I Started in Radio When I Was 13 …’
Radio people tell their stories in their own unique voices
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Comprehensive Solution or Rich Fantasy?
A consulting engineer muses about the benefits of refarming UHF
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Do You Need to Go, or Just Want to Go?
Jim Withers says Facebook is great, but nothing beats face time
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Radio Has Its Head in the Cloud
This month Radio World has started our preview coverage of radio’s biggest annual convention.
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His State Hears Alerts, Loud and Clear
Don Miller helps Washington get a head start in implementing CAP
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Distance Made the Ear Grow Fonder
Readers enjoyed our story about an early love affair
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Interest in LPFM Validates Radio
New law also offers FCC an opportunity to make some beneficial changes
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Catfish Swims in a Bigger Pond
He’s Steve Church’s replacement as CEO. What should we expect from Telos now?
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Nautel Seeks the Long-Term View
Conlon’s strategy is to address radio’s ‘three significant challenges’
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Thumbs Up for Gordon Smith
At least so far, his personality and style seem well suited to the task
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Abbott: We Need More Information
Nevada SECC chair talks about governor’s activation and other concerns
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Smitty Sets the Standard
Milford Smith, recipient of Radio World’s Excellence in Engineering Award, plays a leadership role...
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Radio, Page After Page
Book titles you might consider as a gift or for your own fireside
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Common Alert Protocol Timer Ticks
Broadcasters got their extension, but numerous questions still remain
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Your Station Can Be the Hero
‘If we have steel in the air, we’ll be there for you’
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The Rising Tide of Mobile Data
The pressure is on radio to maintain relevance in a changing world
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Pix From a Novelty Radio Nut
Animal, vegetable or mineral, someone’s probably made a radio out of it
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Engineering Is Their Business Model
Gary Lawrence aims to help stations maximize their valuable technical assets
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FCC, Legal and Tech Experts Fill Panel
On Sept. 30, you can ask these insiders the one question that’s most on...
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Jack Neff Was a Self-Made Man
‘Fiercely independent’ engineer and salesman, who passed away earlier this year, succeeded in multiple...
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Capital Projects Making a Comeback?
Mine include a new transmitter installation with a twist
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They Have a Good Radio Story to Tell
Consumer electronics companies see an opportunity in promoting ‘radio’
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‘This Really Doesn’t Pass the Smell Test’
You can voice your opinion on our website; these readers did
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Remaining Relevant in a Radio World
I aim to provide useful content for technical managers & engineers. How am I...
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You Can Still Catch What You Might’ve Missed
Webinar explores tech issues, using spring convention to provide a snapshot
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QSL From Long Ago, and Far Away
In 1961 Joseph Rohrer was president, manager and chief engineer of WLCX(AM) in La...
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CAP Implementation Guide Gives Glimpse to Future System
The greater flexibility of data transmission offers the possibility of improvements
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Excited About a Baby Before Delivery
Is a new product still cool if it hasn't started shipping?
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How About a Hike in AM Power?
Richard Arsenault believes AM needs serious intervention to remedy interference
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Radio, Back Where It Belongs
Move to Central Hall accompanied a welcome upturn in business
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For Equipment Sellers, a Cautious Tone
Researcher says an improving economy should help, but challenges remain
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Blesser and ‘The Last Word’ Go to Vegas
Also: we start a new feature on information technology with Stephen Poole
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Harris, SCMS: An Adjustment in Plans
The third-party resale business continues to evolve in radio
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Blesser Advocates Creative Learning
For this technically minded man, it’s all about psychology
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Books, the Most Patient of Teachers
Here are recent editions to my radio/broadcasting book shelf
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Public Radio System Looks ‘Forward’
NPR Distribution embarks on upgrade to its satellite system infrastructure
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How It All Gets Done
A planned studio renovation has Michael LeClair thinking about project design
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Digital Radio Cranks Up the Juice
The FCC knows a good compromise when it sees one
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‘Hello, This Is Your President’
Federal authorities lay out the groundwork for a national EAS test