Letter: Take a Note From Germany
Today's specialty models combine OTA reception with online connectivity and other features
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Today's specialty models combine OTA reception with online connectivity and other features
A reader comments on the fundraising effort to send portable radios, receivers to Ukraine
Comments from Dale Lamm, Roger Stubbe, Bruce Jones and Brad Johnson
"It is much better to stop the problem at the source," says a reader
Radio World readers have three "don’ts” in this issue
Readers weigh in on the fate of AM radio on the car dash
Let's talk about AM interference in electric vehicles
"Its information is routinely bad, imprecise and not relevant," says a reader
"If Chrysler can build a necessary filter, so could other automakers," says a reader
A reader responds to the NRSC’s new guidelines for EAS implementation
"IT should be your best friend as a broadcast engineer, not your adversary," says...
"If AM goes away, the FM band will be even more crowded," says a...
Engineers Parnau, Baumgartner, Schober and Schmidt weigh in
Proxy servers do little for people striving for freedom of information
I have little faith the BBC can pull this off, says a reader
Europe has chosen DAB+. "I'm not sure that's a very relevant choice," says a...
Hemphill shares some fond memories about the now-redundant license
Readers Archie Stulc, Michael Shovan and Craig Seelig weigh in
Readers comment in response to commentaries by David Bialik, Gary Keener and Glynn Walden
Engineering Andrew Armstrong comments on Glynn Walden’s commentary
Letters to the editor in response to a Mark Persons feature story
Readers respond to Michael Baldauf’s experience with poor customer service
More letters from Radio World readers
Radio World readers share their views
Larry Langford's remarks about AM radio in cars sparked replies
Modern technologies are fragile. Old ones are reliable.
Let’s be realistic about the resources available to smaller-market radio
‘Safety should always precede convenience, particularly where electrical power is concerned.’
DRM Consortium Chair argues shortwave remains highly relevant
Broadcasters should stick to what they know about, not lecturing the audience
Relying on big ol’ Uncle Sam to mandate HD Radios in all cars seems...
A sobering reminder that the War on Terror is not over
What would all-digital AM mean to co-channel and first-adjacent analog stations?