Blue Microphones Snowflake
Portable USB microphone
Tag! Is this it?
The technology, called tagging, works with a radio that includes the tagging capability. That makes sense, right? The idea is that a listener hears a song he likes, presses a button (or some similar simple action) and the song is tagged for immediate or later purchase.
Wi-fi antennas
In recent years, the introduction of wireless networks allows users to work anywhere within a defined location. The technology behind wireless networks changes almost yearly, but one thing remains the same: the antenna.
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The Otari MX-55, Dan Steffen at WVQM studios in 1973 and how well radio retains listeners during commercial breaks.
New Products
APW Mayville, Ikey-Audio, Innovative Office Products, Kaltman Creations, Marshall Electronics, Mayah Communications, Myat, Neutrik, Rohde & Schwarz and Viaradio.
FCC may help daytime AM stations
In addition to the previously-reported proceeding looking toward allowing AM stations (including day-timers) to rebroadcast on FM translators, the FCC received comments in August on a petition for rulemaking that proposes a number of improvements to the post-sunset service rules on the AM side.
Field Report: Neustar SW4.0
It became clear that by using the Neustar software directly on the HD Radio Importer we could maximize our multicasting capabilities beyond the two channels available using dedicated hardware.
Mackie HR824 Mk2
The HR824 Mk2 has three protection circuits to safeguard the monitors: Overload Protection, Thermal Protect and Integrated Magnetic Shielding.
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Jeff Keith's SMO900, a 1957 ad for a General Electric transistor radio and songs played by label on terrestrial radio and Live 365 in 2006.
The 2007 NAB Radio show heads to Charlotte
New products from Belden, Broadcast Tools, Videoquip, French Creek Productions, Neutrik, MGE UPS Systems, Modulation Index, Marshall Electronics, Focusrite Audio Engineering, Lectrosonics, Acoustics First, Gizmac, Behringer, Zaxcom, Pulizzi, AEQ, Yellowtec, Audemat-Aztec, Kramer Electronics, Kaltman Creations, AKG and Industrial Acoustics.
New Products
New products from Belden, Broadcast Tools, Videoquip, French Creek Productions, Neutrik, MGE UPS Systems, Modulation Index, Marshall Electronics, Focusrite Audio Engineering, Lectrosonics, Acoustics First, Gizmac, Behringer, Zaxcom, Pulizzi, AEQ, Yellowtec, Audemat-Aztec, Kramer Electronics, Kaltman Creations, AKG and Industrial Acoustics.
Field Report: Rivendell automation
Formerly a product of Salem Radio Labs (a division of Salem Communications), Rivendell is now available to the general public under the GNU General Public License.
LEDs Are Here to Stay
Tower lighting requirements, which are specified in part 17 of the Commission’s rules, sometimes come as a financial shock.
Is the Fairness Doctrine returning?
The Fairness Doctrine, introduced in 1949, required broadcasters to cover controversial issues of public importance and to provide balanced views on such issues even if that meant giving access to diverse groups.
Merging Technologies Pyramix Native 5
Pyramix Native is a software-only version of Merging Technologies’ Pyramix Virtual Studio, a very powerful and sophisticated DAW designed to run on Windows XP and 2000.
Read letters from Radio magazine readers.
I've lived in Washington, DC, for more than two decades and pass the NAB headquarters several times a month. Recently, I observed a huge banner hanging
Convention time
So which conventions did you attend? If you’re going to lament that you can’t attend any conventions, remember that I have heard all the common complaints from people who don’t attend conventions.
Field Report: Netia Radio-Assist
In addition to the functionality, reliability, simple pricing structure and knowledgeable Netia staff, the ease of administration of this system is amazing.
The NAB Radio Show Exhibit Hall Map
Navigate the floor of the NAB Radio Show with our exhibit map.
Planning a wireless LAN
When it comes time to install a wireless LAN at your facility, there are some basic guidelines that must be followed to make the system to its maximum capacity and keep your network secured against unauthorized users.
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