If you have seven minutes of free time — and love cats (or engineers) — watch this video; 1.7 million others have. But if you don’t like engineer humor, or are uncomfortable watching a grown man hug his cat, skip it.
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If you love talking with friends about the radio band, listening to distant stations or swapping tales of legacy call signs, this is for you. If you often are stuck behind the wheel, this is perfect for you.
An FCC Inspector Helps You Avoid the Record-Keeping Problems He Has Seen at Other Stations
Neutrik says it debuted its EtherCon series of CAT-6 cables to accommodate the rise in popularity of the CAT-6 cabling system.
Handbook will be written, edited by industry experts
Contract engineers have been and will continue to be a fail-safe component of broadcast radio engineering.
In this issue, I ask you to take part in saluting a handful of engineers who have made a difference in our industry.
Layer, Starling and Smitty are featured in webinar roundtable that you can hear now for free
A broadcast engineer defends his title in response to a long-time dispute over the term.