Radio’s Star-Spangled Controversy
How radio has shaped the conversation around America’s national anthem
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How radio has shaped the conversation around America’s national anthem
As a broadcast engineer and shortwave listener, I enjoy not only the efficiency of...
Importance of radio broadcast and manufacturing pioneer explored
He will continue with the market for five more years
Jim’s antique Philco radio spurs some reflections about AM
Verified reception stamps helped early broadcasters connect with audiences
Six decades after death, Major Armstrong has his plaque
Historic wartime transmitting facility likely to convey to real estate developers
Art Deco movement brought style to shortwave broadcast equipment
The history of a most unusual radio transmitter
Where Bulgarian Betty and the Lincolnshire Poacher hang out
Demonstration project attempts to recreate formative radio broadcast event
John Reiser recalls the days of knocking on station doors for Fox Charlie Charlie
Retiring WCET VP and Station Manager Jack Dominic selected
Bruce Vaughan’s ‘Surviving Technology’ is a treasure trove of radio history
A two-element crossed dipole antenna was mounted on the decorative ball that capped the...
One visitor to the Mic Museum lay down on the floor and said to...
Follow the evolution of spot playback technology.
Donation to National Recording Preservation Foundation seen as “game-changer”
This is one in a series of photo features from the author’s collection. See...
Mayor and city council members acknowledge Yonkeer broadcast technology inventor
If an audio console can be a work of art, the Western Electric 25B...
Proceeds go to support the museum and its collections
Network puts ‘last of the great analog plants’ on auction block
Changes, some large, some small, all interesting, since first convention held in Las Vegas
Chicago’s only black-owned news-talk radio station turns 50
The new owner of Harris Broadcast inherits a rich 90-year history
Dave Burns cranes his neck for an unusual perspective
“The romance of Morse code and wireless has never faded for me"
For more than 50 years, keeping up KBRT’s signal was a worthy challenge
This console was set up underneath the Capitol steps in 1929