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Larry Walk: 60 Years of Oom-Pahs and Smiles
He has been playing polka music on the radio since LBJ was president
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Codecs Must Continue to Adapt to the Times
Gladding expects more multichannel support and further integration into other platforms
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King: Digital Can Make AM Worth Investing In
“DRM adoption in other countries can give U.S. station owners a look into what’s...
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A Call to Resolve Basic AM Allocation Problems
A conversation with Ben Dawson about how to help AM radio
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“Weather and Radio Have Always Gone Hand in Hand”
Bruce Robertson serves stations with a turnkey weather service
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NAFB: Farm Broadcasting Is Solid
Here's a debrief on the association’s recent, annual conference
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AM Stations Should Get on the Metadata Bandwagon
While analog AM does not support metadata, other signals in use by AM broadcasters...
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For Jurison, Data Display Is the Face of Radio
Alan Jurison is the recipient of the 2024 Radio World Excellence in Engineering Award.
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NAB’s Chris Brown Preps His Final Spring NAB Show
“We are in a renewed golden era of live events coming out of COVID”
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Virtualization Expands Your Streaming Options
Philippe Generali discusses RCS tools for streaming and metadata display
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FM Translators Remain a Popular Tool
Mark Bohach about the advantages of cross-service FM translators
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KETO Travels Its Own Rocky Mountain Way
Colorado is a popular place for Ethiopians immigrating to the United States to settle,...
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Christian Brenner on the Benefits of “Going Native”
Radio.Cloud seeks to help broadcasters shift operations out of the server room
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Monitor It If Your Stream Matters to You
Ben Barber says “We monitor what we find important in life”
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In Streaming, Modern Processing and Monitoring Matter
Dan Grimes describes the setup at SOS Radio Network
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WinMedia Deploys SaaS Across the Enterprise
Users avoid hardware upgrades and always have access to the latest version
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Josh Bohn Preaches the Religion of Backups
You might think you have full redundancy, but take a closer look
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John Broomall: Broadcasting God’s Word
Longtime community radio advocate continues mission
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Don’t Let AoIP Intimidate You
Toven says, “There are so many advantages to doing AoIP that they far outweigh...
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A Look at Nielsen’s Approach to Radio Streaming
Jon Miller talks about PPM, “earbud uplift” and Market-Wide TLR
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Marketron Invests in Hubbing and Third-Party Digital
A core product can evolve as needed with extra “service” features
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Family Radio Explores HD Radio
The Christian broadcaster has turned on its first digital FM signals
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Absolut Radio Gets a Head Start With AI
Antenne Deutschland execs share their experience so far
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AoIP Is Just One Tool in the IP Toolkit
Parikh of GatesAir says the sunsetting of T1 has accelerated uptake
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Weighing Cap-Ex Versus Op-Ex Approaches
Halin of NeoGroupe says users are getting more comfortable with security
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Broadcast Technical Consultant Laura Mizrahi Retires
She began her consulting career in 1986 working at Communications Technologies, Inc.
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“I Loved Radio and Just Wanted to Be a Part of It”
Martin Ashley, aka “Wonder Rabbit,” talks about the medium he loves
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BW Broadcast Resumes Business
Manufacturer is back in operation under a new team led by sister of the...
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There’s No Such Thing as a Permanent Install
Brad Roybal talks about the adaptability of today’s consoles
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For HD Radio, Use the Maximum Authorized Power
Jeff Detweiler talks about other best practices to get the most from your digital...
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Engineer Charles Kinney Is Officially a Radio Legend in Georgia
He's the director of engineering at Cox Media Group in Atlanta
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A Maryland LPFM Makes the Jump to Full Power
WHCP moves to Class B1, led by veteran engineer Mike Starling
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Oldies Radio Show Broadcasts From Small-Town USA
Dex Rowe lives in Northfield Falls, Vermont, which boasts less than 100 residents
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A Station’s Main Channel Is Usually the Most Profitable
So make sure you’ve maximized it, even if exploring exotic options
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Workflows Demand a Cohesive Design Approach
Mike Dorris says console customization is about more than add-on features
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The Big Kahuna in Ad-Supported Streaming Is Radio
Pierre Bouvard on streaming for radio and its huge, underappreciated audience
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A Chat With Bob Shotwell Upon His Retirement
He departs Spectrum Investigative Services, the company he has owned since 2004
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New Technologies in STLs Bring Potential Massive Savings
The ability to connect over WANs at low bitrates with µMPX is a game-changer
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The Days of the 950 MHz Band May Be Numbered
Alex Hartman says new technologies offer diversity of choice but come with tradeoffs
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To Get to the End, Start at the Beginning
Cavell: When seeking to improve RF coverage, don't just jump to the quickest apparent...
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LeClair and Read Team Up in New Consulting Business
The duo has more than 50 years of broadcast engineering experience
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“I Am a Fan of Using Cloud — for the Right Workflow”
For other workflows, says Bill Jackson, “cloud is a deal-breaker”