Radio Afghanistan
Once thriving, Afghanistan's media were seriously restricted under Taliban rule.
A chance for radio to shine -- NAB Radio 2002
The NAB Radio Show allows the radio industry the opportunity to shine on its own without being lost in the shadows of other media segments. Its core focus is on delivering audio entertainment to a mass audience.
A point worth making in digital audio
Floating point or fixed point? What does it all mean?
The Tower and the almost Inferno
How Lotus Los Angeles dealt with a fire and condemned building.
IBOC transmission
The introduction of Ibiquity IBOC-capable radios is slated for the January 2003 CES, so let's review the information at hand so that you know how IBOC works.
Digital Consoles: More Power for Less Money
Today there are a wide variety of digital consoles designed to fit any need and budget so there is no excuse for not considering them.
On Location: Old-time Radio In a Modern Era
It's time for The Mighty Wurlitzer Radio Hour program to originate live on WCLV-AM and FM from the home of the John Milton Williams Museum of Radio Broadcasting History.
When words count
Whether it's sports, news or general talk, all that jabber presents some interesting challenges to the engineer responsible for maintaining a good and intelligible sound.
Dynamic Web content
In these days of dwindling budgets and personnel, improving your Web presence can seem costly, but it may turn out to be a sound investment in the long run.
The Innovator Award
“A mind once stretched by a new idea never regains its original dimension.”
--Oliver Wendell Holmes
Impressions of NAB2002
It would not be correct to say that IBOC was on everybody's lips at NAB, but there was considerable interest in it.
Radio One: Gambling on Media Row
Radio One, which is the largest radio network targeting African Americans in the country, selected Indianapolis to invest in four radio stations.
Sharing resources
A broadcast engineer working in radio in the 21st century inevitably has a colleague that has been affected by an engineering department consolidation, has himself been affected by such or will be affected in the future.
Studio to transmitter links
To all but those who must maintain them, studio-to-transmitter links are a silent and sometimes forgotten step in the transmission chain.
Datacasting
Ibiquity's IBOC system has been designed to support the broadcast of data services in all modes of operation.
Webcasting: A Primer
Far from being complex and difficult, the process of webcasting is similar to traditional broadcasting models. It allows you to reach your audience at times you may not have reached them before.
WKQX-FM, Chicago
When WKQX, Chicago's Q101, looked at building a new facility, it didn't move very far.
Listener-customized webcasting
Internet-audio streaming is evolving disparately from the traditional radio broadcast model as computer-domain opportunities increase.
All about Routers
Depending on your application, there are few different styles of routers to choose from in varying price ranges.
Online Audio Processing
It is generally advisable to use a separate processor when setting up an Internet stream for the purpose of re-broadcasting your station over the Internet.
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