Arthur O. Austin’s Continuing Legacy
Recognizing the accomplishments of a radio tech pioneer
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Recognizing the accomplishments of a radio tech pioneer
If it can’t kill you when it falls over, he doesn’t want it
The Milwaukee Journal radio station was an innovator in new broadcasting technologies
Student-oriented station has been on the air for 75 years
Lessons from working to bring archive to life at the WFMT Radio Network
A century of development of condenser microphones
Media company’s 90-year history is full of ups and downs
How to dispose of those unwanted “radioiana,” equipment and artifacts
Text your ballot via text message, now through June 30
It was rain or shine for the first fundraising event of the season for...
Searchable online database has 26,000 clips from 1953 to 1995
Association to induct four from radio and television within the state
80-year-old technology gets a new lease on life
I felt as if I’d died and gone straight to broadcast equipment heaven
From my bookshelf, four titles to stimulate your media senses
General Electric built a trio of high-power AM stations in the early 1920s
To bolster the enthusiasm and brio that came out of WWII, RCA sent customers...
“In a way we’re two decades too late,” admitted Christopher Sterling, chair of both...
John H. Bose’s FM subcarrier receiver opened up “possibilities for new types of systems...
One engineer remembers his quest for a quiet network line
While the country is in the middle of the 2016 presidential campaigns, the American...
FCC did not settle for the industry’s ad hoc standardization
These receivers are still a favorite of hams and other enthusiasts
A brief history of radio networks’ quest for improved sound quality
Gargantuan task of reassembling 19-ton transmitter now completed
This 100-watt AM station became the voice of the University of Kentucky
“We have a very rich history, and continue to thrive in today’s evolving media...
These stations knew how to share just about everything
One businessman recounts his experiences working with Radio Nord and Radio Caroline
Organization’s mission is to preserve and organize AV history
Radio’s 1941 ASCAP boycott had long-lasting effects on the industry
Krazy Glue once helped this transmitter live up to its name
Ozone, noise and manmade lightning continue to woo Tesla followers
John H. Poole’s descendants put a Mount Wilson tower site up for sale
An adventure in early AM broadcast antenna design and lighting
“The Heathkit from hell:” Groups pool resources to rescue historic Collins rig
The perfect Christmas gift — 2015 historical transmitter calendar available
Remembering a pioneer in joining computers and broadcasting