Roots of Radio
My Little Studio Operation
This field of work has provided an honest way to make a living and...
Museums Put VOA Bethany Site Back on Map
Unique facility provides visitors access to three broadcasting collections
Arcadia Plugs Into Radio History
Publisher finds broadcast titles ‘an exciting area of growth’
Oldest Station Visits Oldest Listener
The 106-year old was there for the first broadcast in 1920
Happy 90th to WSB Atlanta
Anniversary recalls a bustling period of AM licensing activity
AES Promotes Wax Cylinder Recording Session
Suzanne Vega performs ‘Tom’s Diner’ at the Edison Museum
Robert Williams’ Odyssey in Cuba
Fifty year ago, ‘Radio Free Dixie’ targeted blacks in the south
KSFO Staff Photo, 1942
The identities of most of the people are not known (can you help?)
Choice Chooses Cold War Broadcast Book
‘Cold War Broadcasting’ chosen by library association as outstanding academic title
Listening to the Queen City’s Airwaves
Book covers Cincinnati radio dial before WKRP
Clack-Clack-Clack-Clack-Clack
Buc fondly recalls the staccato tattoo of the radio teletype
Inside a 1938 Remote Broadcast Van
Another gem from the photo collection of Radio World’s John Schneider
Valuable Vinyl Collection Turns Up
Some 9,000 records discovered at Wake Island Airfield
New Book Explores de Forest’s Contributions
He ‘supplied the missing voice to radio and film’
The World’s First Factory-Built Transmitters
Crystal controlled oscillators were still in the future
A Snapshot of a Snapshot of Radio History
Notables chatted about FM stereo’s birthday and sat for this photo
Do You Remember ‘Talk to Me’?
Neither do we. Radio has had limited success as a TV show theme
Panoramic Photos of KPH/KSM Are Spectacular
Maritime Radio Historical Society is preserving historic ex-RCA coast station
KRLD’S Doherty Transmitter
Here’s the latest in John Schneider’s neat series of historical photos in Radio World
Muggs, Bobbie ’n Jo
This photo in a family album sent engineer John Holt to do a little...
Think of It as a Pandora for the Past
Brett Moss is gear & technology editor. Knowing my curmudgeon instincts, our editor Paul...
Library of Congress, Sony Team for ‘National Jukebox’
Pre-1925 recordings to be made available to public via Internet streaming
A Fabulous Home for KOA
This is the beautiful home that General Electric built for KOA in Aurora, Colo.,...
48 Years Old and Still a Flamethrower
HF broadcasting lives on at VOA’s Greenville station
We Help Move Time Through the Air
The author is manager of National Institute of Standards and Technology radio stations WWV/WWVH/WWVB....
QSLs Are a Portal to the Past
To leaf through the CPRV collection is to see radio history pass before your...
Distance Made the Ear Grow Fonder
Readers enjoyed our story about an early love affair
They Put the Juice in Powerful Radio
We conclude our look at the evolution of broadcast transmitter power supplies
There I Was at the Greek Festival …
Recollections from more than 30 years of radio remotes
How Transmitter Power Supplies Evolved
How you gonna put ’em on the air when there’s no DC?
‘American Radio Networks’ Disappoints
Book about their history comes up short on the technical arrangements
Library of Congress Receives Its Largest Audio Gift
Universal Music Group donates 200,000 master tapes/discs
W6XBE at the Golden Gate Exposition, 1939
Station broadcast to Europe and South America from the Electricity and Communications Building in...
Taipei Celebrates Radio History
Radio archives part of exhibition marking 100 years of the Republic of China