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A classic oscilloscope and the motor generators at KGO are our look at the past. Also take the pulse of the industry with Radio by the Numbers.
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Remembering the Auditronics Destiny 2000, a review of radio listening in 1927, and the habits of radio listeners and TV viewers with online shopping.
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Remembering the Harris Producer and the Smith Practical Radio Institute, as well as a look at engineers' ages.
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How interested are consumers in radio display technology?
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What do you do while listening to the radio?
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An early effort at creating a digital audio cassette format; the 1960 Democratic National Convention; and radio station acquisitions of 2003.
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Read about a solar-powered station from 1979.
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This is the on-air studio of WFMT Chicago in 1983. WFMT was, and still is, a classic music station with cable distribution of its programming throughout
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Do you remember? In 1981 Applied Technology offered two audio processors with digital control capabilities. The Maximod digital peak limiter used a digital
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Do you remember? The Sound Technology 1500A was a microprocessor-controlled audio measurement test system. According to an ad in 1981, the unit was conceived
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Do you remember? Introduced in the early 1960s, the Collins four-channel 212Z-1 remote amplifier's design was influenced by answers to a questionnaire
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Remembering an EBS incident.
The search continues
In the summer of 2003 we began our search to find the oldest transmitter in daily use. We received some submissions directly from stations, while others
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A 44-year old console, a cassette deck with hopes of greatness and a look at consumer music spending habits.
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A look at the oldest transmitter in daily use and a radio-training course from days gone by.
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A look back at the Studio A820, DAB progress in 1994 and a continued increase in Internet media usage.
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A look back at the Fostex Foundation 2000LS, a department store's radio station and whether consumers are accepting digital radio.
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Blackouts in the Northeast, a classic RCA console and media listening habits.
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An early Gates transmitter and a look back at AM directional rules.
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Paying for Internet content, digital cart machines and the start of satellite radio.
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WELL-FM's Western Electric transmitter, the first Picks Hits and the attendance trend at NAB.
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Remembering the Fostex D-10, a look back at the Ottawa DAB tests of 1994 and trends in radio listening.
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The PR&E ADX, IBOC at NAB1994 and radio listening habits.
Digital Radio in 1994, John Battison in 1931
1994: The EIA and NRSC review seven DAR systems at NASA's Lewis Research Center in Cleveland. Also, On the air in 1931 and a llok at listener loyalty.
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A look back at the Philips DCC, an increase in high-speed Internet access, and 10 Years of Radio looks back at the IBOC tests of 1994.
