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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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What do you do while listening to the radio?
The Future is now at Clear Channel Cincinnati
After spending 15 years high atop Frog's Mountain, Clear Channel has successfully consolidated four AM stations, two FM stations, five radio networks, 250 personnel -- including 75 on-air and engineering staff -- under one roof.
Redefining a radio station
There were several obstacles for Radio One to overcome when it decided to build a radio station in a mall.
Field Report: Klotz Digital Vadis DC II
Tim Wright reviews the Vadis DCII system.
The ins and outs of on-air consoles
The audio console not only sits at the focal point in any studio, it serves a valuable function and is a long-term commitment.
An Upgrade Path for the Future
Step inside the all-digital facility of Clear Channel Chicago.
Shaping radio today and tomorrow
A 44-year old console, a cassette deck with hopes of greatness and a look at consumer music spending habits.
Field Report: Otari DB-10
The Otari DB-10 digital console features 10 input faders and a host of bells and whistles that make this console flexible.
Shaping radio today and tomorrow
Blackouts in the Northeast, a classic RCA console and media listening habits.
A view of a room
Take a tour of Bill Young Productions, a production facility that you may not know by name, but you certainly know the work it has created.
Hello Cleveland!
Since opening its doors in 1995, radio stations around the world have been drawn to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's radio studio as a location for originating remote broadcasts.
On the road with the Motor Racing Network
Going on the road with the Motor Racing Network is unlike any other radio remote. This vehicle is unlike any truck you've ever seen.
Best of the Old & New
The Cox stations in Tampa, FL, look to the future but keep a firm footing in the present.
Field Report: Wheatstone Bridge
When Cumulus began building a new facility for its stations in Houston, the primary design goal was that versatility and reliability would be emphasized on the studio end of the project.
When the show takes to the road
Take advantage of the compact size and power of current equipment to make remotes painless.
All About Audio Consoles
The audio console serves as the central control point for all audio passing through the radio station, and depending on the station's needs, it may be a simple device with only a few controls or a mammoth console with enough controls to make any techno-geek happy.
Building a National Radio Network
Cumulus is currently in the midst of an expansion, and we look inside some of the group's recent projects.
Shaping radio today and tomorrow
DAB from January 1994 | The debut of the Wheatstone A-300 | Satellite radio subscriber projections
Shaping radio today and tomorrow
Cetec Centurion | Disk Lathes | Digital Radio Purchasing Intent
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.
Shaping radio today and tomorrow
Cetec Sparta 603 and 605B | WTAQ-AM | DAB Around the World
Ward-Beck puts an R2K in the Hard Rock Cafe
When the Hard Rock Cafe in Toronto remodeled its facilities, a new element was added. The restaurant, which reopened on November 26, 2001, added a street-level radio studio as a regular part of its operation. CILQ-FM (Q107) now uses the studio weekday afternoons and early evenings and every Saturday evening for live broadcasts.
Field Report: Computer Concepts Epicenter
At a first glance, Epicenter might seem like just another audio routing switcher, but behind the front panel and flashing lights, there's a lot more going on.
