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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
David Gleason’s americanradiohistory.com preserves long-forgotten historical gems
This is a de Forest 100-watt “radiophone” transmitter.
Photo credit: Steve Klose The name Edwin Howard Armstrong is revered among radio engineers...
Classic Blaw-Knox structure will be the star on its 80th birthday
Wallace, Berman, Hamburg and Shannon lead group
Library of American Broadcasting announces its 10th class
About Aimee Semple McPherson’s ‘Minions of Satan’ Telegram to Hoover
Friendly/Murrow collaboration, 'Rapper's Delight' are among those honored
Mid-Atlantic Nostalgia Convention also promises a Partridge, a hornet and a menace
Ceremony includes Murrow’s son and shortwave dignitaries
The Windy City’s Blustery History of Shortwave Radio
Brown, Greene and Swain were pioneers of the ‘urban’ format
This field of work has provided an honest way to make a living and...
Unique facility provides visitors access to three broadcasting collections
Publisher finds broadcast titles ‘an exciting area of growth’
The 106-year old was there for the first broadcast in 1920
Anniversary recalls a bustling period of AM licensing activity
Suzanne Vega performs ‘Tom’s Diner’ at the Edison Museum
Fifty year ago, ‘Radio Free Dixie’ targeted blacks in the south
The identities of most of the people are not known (can you help?)
‘Cold War Broadcasting’ chosen by library association as outstanding academic title
Book covers Cincinnati radio dial before WKRP
Buc fondly recalls the staccato tattoo of the radio teletype
Another gem from the photo collection of Radio World’s John Schneider
Some 9,000 records discovered at Wake Island Airfield
He ‘supplied the missing voice to radio and film’
Crystal controlled oscillators were still in the future
Notables chatted about FM stereo’s birthday and sat for this photo
Neither do we. Radio has had limited success as a TV show theme