Reader’s Forum

What do low-power FM radio, FM translators, FM boosters, noncommercial educational FM radio, AM...

Good program, but they left out tower lights, the second-largest energy consumer. That is...

I could not agree more with Steve Johnston (“Johnston Laments FM Noise,” June 15)....

The transmitter efficiency calculator is amazingly accurate (“This Calculator Is Cool Stuff,” June 1)....

I am an avid reader of your paper.

Social media and radio are both valid on their own merits. One does not...

The article by James O’Neal about Greenville was excellent. Not specifically mentioned are the...

The FCC in Washington is sound asleep when it comes to license-free AMs.

If we do that, the listenership will increase dramatically and the revenues will follow.

As a Continental employee, I take pride in having spent lots of time throughout...

I think the NAB and the SBE should take this issue to the FCC.

I don’t want a “wall” of equipment because that’s not necessary to deliver radio...

I absolutely loved Mark Lapidus’s article about keeping radio relevant

I love your articles about things that happen during remotes (“There I Was at...

Re: “Jack Neff Was a Self-Made Man” (originally published Sept. 1, 2010, and archived...

I read the online story “Norway Sets 2017 Sunset for Analog FM.” Not everything...

Paul I wanted to share with you and RW readers that I have been...

I read the article about the automation lawsuit (“Hard-Disk Lawsuit Threatens Stations,” June 1)....

I commend you on your recent article “How Transmitter Power Supplies Evolved” in the...

Excellent article on transmitter power supplies. While my father Art Nott assisted in the...

Readers like Alan Jurison’s data series in Radio World.

The article mentions audible “artifacts” in the files recorded on the unit, and attributes...

I still feel that feedback like this from customers is one of the best...

Tom Osenkowsky wrote a while back in Radio World about interference. Maybe somebody could...

A move to text alerts, one engineer says, simply reflects reality

There are claims that other manufacturers’ EAS units with integrated CAP support are FCC-certified,...

I read with much interest your Tech Tips articles in Radio World on your...

Paul, solid piece on Gordon Smith.

Organization is conducting a Time and Frequency User Survey, and asks RW readers to...

There is currently no test procedure required by the FCC to certify any CAP...

Commercial Radio Australia is the industry body representing 99 percent of the commercial radio...

Allow me to express appreciation for two splendid articles

I couldn’t match meeting and hearing mob-busting Governor Dewey, but the principle’s the same.