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"U.S. scientists have unveiled a detector thousands of times smaller than the diameter of a human hair that can translate radio waves into sound."
“U.S. scientists have unveiled a detector thousands of times smaller than the diameter of a human hair that can translate radio waves into sound.”
The story is carried by BBC News, which says the study “marks the first time that a nano-sized detector has been demonstrated in a working radio system.”
Office of Communications wants to refine the licensing process of two national radio licenses
It says FCC should allow the wireless mic technology on a secondary basis
Media and technology services supplier specializes in intercollegiate athletics
Portable power conditioner brings same level of noise filtering as found in rack-mount power conditioners
Autaugaville Radio Inc. received a notice of apparently liability
Small footprint and features match Pepper 96.6 FM’s console requirements
Tanita Myers is the director of news operations for iHeartMedia’s Black Information Network. She discusses the inner workings and reason for the news and...
