No, Really; This Is Not a Test
Instead of playing the EAS blame game, fix the system
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Instead of playing the EAS blame game, fix the system
Market your station’s trusted brand to capitalize on revenue opportunities
The industry must consider the full potential of the technology
Breaking down the numbers to find radio’s place in the digital dash
Kelly Orchard gives tips to help stations avoid regulatory fines and reports
The authors are consultant and president, respectively, at Kintronic Labs Inc. in Bristol, Tenn....
Broadcast activist explores the potential and pitfalls of HD Radio
How to solve the puzzle of radio’s future in the United States
Let’s reevaluate higher digital levels to better replicate analog coverage
Shortwave’s role is changing, but remains important in some regions
Lokesh Gulyani of Jaipur, India takes a look at how a combination of factors...
Ohio station WDPE is thinking outside the box with digital plans
A longtime broadcaster weighs in on AM improvement, translators and more
DOJ opens review of music licensing consent decrees
“We will have no technical excuses if we are not successful”
Industries that interact with automakers seek to leverage vehicle, driver data
In revitalization comments, AM owner argues for regulatory focus change
This commentary is substantive but it’s also personal. Low-power FM radio has been my...
Al Peterson marks his Radio World anniversary with a walk down memory lane
New technology can help broadcasters reduce transmission costs
Jørn Jensen of NRK discusses Norway’s transition toward all-digital.
Maybe, but for now lowest bit rates are best
Let’s talk frankly about the business of radio and stress in our workplace
That means having CAP-enabled alert equipment and Internet connectivity
Receiver issue may stop revitalization in its tracks
A big-market AM engineer says expand radio down to 76 MHz
The author is owner of WRNJ(AM) in Hackettstown, N.J. This is part of a...
Here’s something the FCC can do to help many AM stations
The AM band is not incurably sick, and high-tech resuscitation is not indicated
An agency of the United Nations is taking a critical look at its value...
A contract engineer comments on the discussion about possible all-digital AM
The author is senior technologist, NPR Labs – National Public Radio. What is the...
BFA offers monthly and one-time emergency assistance
Stereo MPX over AES answers industry need with standard technology
The open all-band digital standard offers solution to help local stations digitize
Radio isn’t doing as terribly as you might think; here are some reasons why
Ten years on, reflections about the growth of audio over IP as used in...
Revitalization attention is welcome; DRM should be considered too
CUSIB’s Ann Noonan says U.S. international broadcasting needs new vision and better management
A few reasons to celebrate as FCC filing window draws near