Facilities
WBCQ: A One-of-a-Kind Shortwave Radio Station
A brokered programming business model has kept the station on the air for 26...
shortwave radio
Guest Commentaries
Why Is Shortwave Only “the Radio of Last Resort”?
Its powerful new capabilities remain largely unexplored
Reader's Forum
Letter: Let’s Restore Shortwave to Its Former Glory
A reader asks: "Is there any real reason we can't bring back some of...
Reader's Forum
Letters: AM’s Future, Shortwave’s Past and More
Readers comment on recent RW articles
Products
Summer Edition of Global Radio Guide Now Available
"Familiar players bring shortwave radio back to the front lines"
Guest Commentaries
Thoughts on Shortwave’s Heritage and Future
In this guest commentary, DRM's Ruxandra Obreja dives back in to the shortwave debate
Reader's Forum
Letters: Shortwave, NextGen TV and the Value of Encouragement
Radio World readers share their views
Guest Commentaries
Shortwave Revival a Non-Starter? The Authors Respond
An in-depth guest commentary addressing copious feedback from Radio World's readers
Columns and Views
“Why Reviving Shortwave is a Non-Starter” Sure Got Our Readers Started!
Breaking down reactions to a guest commentary published this week
Guest Commentaries
An Argument for Shortwave Radio, Its Benefits in Times of Crisis
"While many see shortwave as 'uncool,' it’s just because it’s relatively simple and robust"
Guest Commentaries
A Response to “Why Reviving Shortwave Is a Non-Starter”
Offers facts that could "very well modify or even change the conclusion reached by...
Guest Commentaries
Why Reviving Shortwave is a Non-Starter
A commentary on why calling for a shortwave revival is "wishful thinking"
Columns and Views
Schenectady Shortwave Transmitters, 1941
General Electric built a trio of high-power AM stations in the early 1920s