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“Kareem Yousif knew it would be a rough day when armed men tried to abduct four of his employees as they rode to work in a company van. The Radio Dijla staff members escaped unharmed, but the maverick news-and-talk station did not.”
“Kareem Yousif knew it would be a rough day when armed men tried to abduct four of his employees as they rode to work in a company van. The Radio Dijla staff members escaped unharmed, but the maverick news-and-talk station did not.”
The L.A. Times reports on the assault on Baghdad’s Radio Dijla.
Red Wolf Broadcasting’s interference complaint against low-power FM dismissed
Soon to be former NFCB executive director to start at station Aug. 23
Opportunity for new stations is limited to 88.1–91.9
Summit Technology integrates Arrakis line for West Virginia station
mixIT’s size and powerful package appeal to Frontier Media
Says it plans more interactive features in partnership with Amazon
BIA revises its U.S. local ad forecast, sees business acceleration
Robles looks toward standardization of control protocols, equipment, signals and clocks
Vibez.Live crew likes “user-friendly” Type R