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Sandy Highlighted Radio’s Enduring Power
Simply put, radio’s broadcast infrastructure is more robust than that of many media alternatives.
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Change Would ‘Stifle Small Businesses’
The owner of a small broadcast equipment company speaks out against proposals
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Winter’s Ahead … Grab a Book!
My shelf is creaking under all the cool books that have come to my...
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Take Advantage of Us … Please!
Make sure you are getting the most out of your relationship with RW
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Talking Tech in America’s Dairyland
Need engineers? In Wisconsin, they’re working on ‘growing their own’
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Why Axia and Ravenna Hooked Up
Will an interoperability mindset catch on among purveyors of products and protocols?
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Why Radio Should Go Back to School
American college stations deserve more than they get from our industry
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Radio World Turns 35
‘Broadcast Equipment Exchange’ launched in July 1977; it has grown, changed and prospered with...
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WMOA, Committed to Local Service
‘Without you we would have no clue what was going on’
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ABA Takes Steps to Develop Engineers
State broadcast association helps underwrite a training program for would-be techies
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EAS Community Warns FCC on TTS
Manufacturers, FEMA urge commission not to forbid ‘text-to-speech’
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Radio World Editorial Staff Expands
Some changes and growth to tell you about at RW and NewBay
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Arcadia Plugs Into Radio History
Publisher finds broadcast titles ‘an exciting area of growth’
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New EAS Rules Appear Final
No ‘must carry,’ and we all must participate; but where does it go from...
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LPFMs Draw Small But Loyal Fan Base
The top-rated LPFM stations tend to have high TSL and low cume person values...
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Radio 720 WGN Moves Upstairs
Engineering staff plans relocation project in Tribune Tower
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He Hears a Bounty of Listening Options
Riismandel: ‘It’s an amazing time for radio and audio media’
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In Alerting, Coordination Is Everything
Rudman lays out what to watch for in the world of EAS, CAP and...
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Radio Remains the BBG Champ
106 million listeners a week? That’s nothing to sniff at
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Steve Lampen’s Message to Engineers
Get Ready for More Changes to Traditional Broadcast Infrastructure
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Downs Advocates for AM Solutions
He hopes NAB can help stations overcome noise and handset problems
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Let’s Explore the Promise of IP Remotes
Tests of wireless 4G for broadcast tantalize, delight and frighten
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You Are Here? Then Here You Are!
Geo-coding usage task group explores location-based tech for radio
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No Rules, No Community
If some people can ignore the law, why can’t all of us do so?
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GPS Systems Threatened by Wireless Data Proposal
Lightsquared claims its system will protect GPS, but industry tests show otherwise
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Jim Price: A Life Full of Radio and Faith
He co-founded Sterling Communications and embraced low-power FM radio
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At IBB, a Call for Rejuvenation
Uncle Sam’s radio engineers face familiar problems
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‘We Should Be Agnostic About the Delivery Mechanism’
Musing about platforms, data services and radio’s place on the glass dashboard
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EAS Conversion Update: Bible Broadcasting Network
BBN expects to be fully compliant by early August
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The Attractions of Mobile
New Telecommunications Services Offer Advantages for News Reporting
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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