Taipei Celebrates Radio History
Radio archives part of exhibition marking 100 years of the Republic of China
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Radio archives part of exhibition marking 100 years of the Republic of China
Engineers at WAWZ in New Jersey bring mothballed transmitter back to life
No transmitter building is complete without its own mural
Armstrong buffs salute the 75th anniversary of FM demo
Release marks World Day for Audiovisual Heritage and start of five-year preservation project
Radio veterans share memories of remotes in the good ol’ days
Who invented FM? Gary L. Frost offers a fresh exploration
He's best known for the Audimax, though his work ranged well beyond
First in a series of radio historical photos from the collection of John Schneider
Former DOE of McMartin Industries still builds and repairs transmitters after all these years
Library’s latest salute also includes Dick Clark and other broadcast biggies
Broadcasters in his state salute his special accomplishments
After the sun set, how wonderful it was to experience the magic of skywave...
QSLs might be via e-mail and audio clips, but their hobby survives
How WTOP wound up with an unusual FM antenna configuration
It was a war, yet service personnel tried to keep their sense of humor
Many had to give up their accustomed places on the dial
A chat with George Woodard, transmitter designer and international broadcast engineer
For Tom Merriman, the Key to Good Jingles Remains 'That Human Quality'
Though the FCC Was Created in 1934, Roots of Radio Regulation Go Deeper
IEEE Salutes the Compact Disc on the Anniversary of the Prototype’s Debut
Annual Convention Attracts Hobbyists, Nostalgic Collectors and Voices From the Past
We Learn More About a Historically Fascinating Transmitter From Philadelphia
My Adventure With AM Radio and Encounter With the FCC 48 Years Ago
Efforts to Corroborate the Legendary Story Also Came Up Empty 52 Years Ago
Educator Says the Format, Developed in the '40s, Can Be Seen as a Harbinger
Though His Remains Are Safely Entombed in Memphis, Dr. Brinkley's Legend Lives on
In Denmark, a Big Radio Organization Embarks on an Ambitious Preservation Job
To those who came of age in the 1970s, vintage radio collections can also...
While World War II-era radio waves continue to bounce out to the far reaches...
It would be a challenge, but I could definitely see it working again. Two...
His show started during the mid-1960s, when one of the most popular talkers was...
Buc Fitch reminisces about his time as chief engineer of a small, 1,000 watt...
It was August 1941, just a few months before the tragic events now known...
We spoke to Cervon after the ceremonies to hear more about his life in...
For the first time in nearly 63 years, the station is now strangely quiet....
In the early 1950s, many saw the emergence of FM on a new band...
Between the Wars, the Station Launched a Shortwave Operation Under Call Sign W3XAU
To date, no one has been able to offer a clue to Barton’s identity...