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It’s All About the Power
An increase was much on the minds of technical attendees at the recent NAB...
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Why an NPR Labs Digital High-Power Study?
We Need to Know What People in Their Cars Will Hear
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Why a Full 10 dB Increase Is Necessary
Authors Russ Mundschenk and Milford Smith explore FM HD Radio system performance at elevated...
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Trust, If You Wish — But Verify Too
Senior managers, it’s up to you to keep your ears and eyes open
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Take Fred’s Challenge
Anybody out there has an AM station in the western United States (say, west...
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Make Good Choices for Studio Success
Plan ahead for a new studio location to avoid common mistakes
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The Future of Radio
Skip, your columns about the future of radio are some of the best stuff...
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Don’t Tell Me It’s Not a Problem
Let’s look at HD Radio from the perspective of the consumer (me, for many...
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AM Remains a Vital, Important Medium
At least in parts of the country, it is not just a programming backwater
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IBOC Interference
Anything greater than a 3 dB increase in IBOC power will not only cause...
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AM Relevance: Remember the Listener
‘Not all operators let their AMs go to hell. Most do.’
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HD Radio Goes Handheld
Guy writes that the new portable HD Radio turns out to be quite popular
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AM Relevance: 10 Steps to Fix AM’s Problems
What’s wrong with AM? Here are some cures
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Light Your Work With an LED Lamp
Gone are the cords and broken bulbs of other work lamps
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AM Relevance: Here We Go Again
‘I find it incredible that so much effort is being put forth to constantly...
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Kline Blends Tech and Business Savvy
A talk with Radio World’s Excellence in Engineering Award winner
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IP for Adverts and Syndication
IP-Based radio insertions can help maintain local presence during syndicated broadcasts
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Let’s Broaden the Pipe
Dave Wilson says that as everyone’s bandwidth expands, radio’s should too
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Radio Rediscovered
RW Editorial: The iPod Nano and ZuneHD put radio back in the new platform...
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Restructuring an Industry: Is Anyone Listening?
An owner/broker considers who wins, who loses in the coming restructuring
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‘Bundles’ Can Create ‘Destinations’
Perspectives on radio's outlook from tech consultant Gary Cavell
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Barry Thomas: It’s Time to Address Thorny RDS Issues
Why the NRSC has reactivated the RBDS Subcommittee
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Laptops, PDAs and Smartphones for News
The warrior has no more worries when using his laptop or newfangled mobile devices
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Up in Arms About Clichés
Readers respond to our list of frequent groaners heard in radio spots with their...
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CD Is Just a Whippersnapper
Readers comment on multicasting, kids listening to radio, and the CD vs. the gramophone...
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Who Wins in ‘Creative Destruction’?
Rick Ducey says radio needs to ask itself what business it's in
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Transmitter Sites Remain Prime Targets
Also, how to obtain some free engineering help
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Got to Be There: Why Portables Matter
Commentary: Bob Struble says AM/FM must get on devices people carry and there's progress...
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Bees Help Solve Transmitter Problem
Also, learning from the expensive mistakes already made by others
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This Is Protectionism at Its Worst
Commentary: Rural radio proceeding perpetuates an error in thinking at the FCC
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This Is a Simple Issue of Fairness
MusicFirst: 'We are ready to work with NAB and craft the solution as partners'
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Broadcasters: Head-Space Farmers in a New Ant Hill
Can we adapt to a new business life cycle?
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Fiber Optics Jump ‘Hot’ Base Insulator
A solution to get the alarm monitor signal off of an energized AM tower
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New Transmitter Building Requires Real Engineering
A plan, plenty of help and good weather keep a complex job on track
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A Life Dedicated to Shortwave Radio
A chat with George Woodard, transmitter designer and international broadcast engineer