Remembering 9/11: Steve Shultis
An oral history of WNYC's efforts to return to the airwaves following the attack
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An oral history of WNYC's efforts to return to the airwaves following the attack
NAB President and CEO Curtis LeGeyt calls it an important step forward
iHeartMedia and NYPR back software-based model while NPR cautions against scope creep
According to an agent, it was transmitting with 150 watts from different antenna than authorized
“As media workflows become more software-defined, we have to rethink what monitoring means”
Southwest Montana Media's 100.9 KBOQ was licensed to Lima
RCS Intelligence is a new AI engine built into the RCS Cloud ecosystem
But the group asks the FCC not to shorten window for fixing problems
The role focuses on network audio sales and new client development
Campaign aims to make sure that radio, apps and voice access are well integrated
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PublicFile Pro aims to streamline your station’s endless compliance paperwork
The jazz outlet is getting an all-inclusive community home
The VX8 and VX10 are compact, rack-mountable analog FM transmitters
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Broadcasters gain tighter control over the listening experience
Broadcasters should not mistake long lead time for a reason to ignore the issue
We need to look beyond the classic radio stakeholders
“Everyone was operating on adrenaline,” former EVP of engineering for Clear Channel said
Beginning Sept. 1, most station licenses will renew at end of current terms
It highlights AiO for cost-effectiveness, software integration and modular design
Jon Medline is the organization's executive director, policy and international relations
But they should be viewed as a complement, not a replacement, for digital radio
CML hopes to make it available to worldwide audience "regardless of income or location"
The standard enables robust reception and emergency preparedness
“Soon, switching off FM will be an innocuous event that just makes economic sense”
New groundSwXtch app moves multicast audio over IP networks without hardware
Amidst reported listener declines, public broadcaster targets mid-fall to resume FM
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