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Inside the Aug. 15, 2018 Issue of Radio World

Learn about the British Forces Broadcasting Service, new products and broadband antenna trends

Learn about the British Forces Broadcasting Service, which offers entertainment, information and connectivity for the British military community internationally. We also highlight the last installment of RW’s 2018 Summer of Products series, and Doug Irwin delves into broadband antennas in his Trends in Technology column.

HISTORY
Radio Central: CHRS Asks Big Questions

The California Historical Radio Society is building a radio history museum on Alameda Island. Board Chair Mike Adams says the society is “creating a radio history experience, slowly, carefully, one exhibit at a time.” They’ve dubbed it “Radio Central,” because it was once the central phone exchange and is located on Central Ave.

WORKBENCH
It Started With a Tape Recorder

Curt Yengst tells Workbench readers how he got interested in a broadcast engineering career. It’s a good reminder that you never know what might spark a child’s passion and inspire a lifelong fascination.

ALSO IN THIS ISSUE:

  • Engineering Careers on TAP
  • When a Station Known for Music Adds a Morning Show
  • Why C4 Class Is Critical for Small-Market Broadcasters
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