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What's online 

By now you should have a website for your station. If you don't, you have some catching up to do.

Streaming audio basics 

At one time, streaming audio or video required that you feed a signal through a codec that was attached to a dedicated digital telephone connection that

Dot-coms and delivery 

I recently returned from the West Coast after attending both the NAB Radio Show and the 109th AES Convention. Apart from the one-day show-floor overlap,

EYada.com Internet Radio 

One of the leading Internet radio and entertainment companies, eYada.com, will be moving into new facilities in mid-November 2000. Harris Corporation

Serving the Net 

As the Web continues to play an increasing roll in the marketing and positioning of radio stations, the subject will arise as to how Web hosting should

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Today in Radio History

Milestones From Radio's Past

The history of radio broadcasting extends beyond the work of a few famous inventors.

EAS Information More on EAS

FCC Test Handbook and Test Reporting

Stations must post the handbook and report their test results.

Video: EAS National Test Simulation

Watch this video to see how your station's EAS encoder/decoder will function during the Nov. 9 national EAS test.

FEMA Best Practices Guide

The guide includes details on configuring several popular models of EAS equipment to properly relay the Nov. 9 national test.

EAS/CAP FAQ

Now that FEMA has adopted the CAP1.2 standard, broadcasters are asking questions about the deadline to install equipment and updates to the EAS rules.

NWS RSS Feed for CAP Messages

The feed provides feeds for all US states and territories.

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Radio 2012 Calendar Wallpaper

Need a calendar for your computer desktop? Use one of ours.

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