On the Air In the Air with Peter Greenberg
Peter Greenberg broadcasted his radio talk show, Travel Today with Peter Greenberg, from a jet flying from Frankfurt Germany to New York via the Internet.
Radio automation
Computer-based automation systems of today have had to answer the question of "how flexible and scalable" they are.
Built for Success
When it was purchased, the WKLU studios were in a house that at one time was a pet store.
Open Mic: Gary Kline
At the end of January, the HD Digital Radio Alliance formed the Engineering Cooperative to assist the engineering community within the group's partners
The HD Radio System
If you are relative newcomer to Ibiquity's HD Radio technology, it is easy to become overwhelmed by the alien hardware topology and a long list of acronyms.
Sample and Hold
A study explores the potential revenue streams of HD Radio.
Were you born in a barn? Actually, yes.
This facility had been a working farm until it was converted into an industrial area in the mid-1980s, and the barn became a radio facility in 1995.
100 years of innovation
100 Years ago, Reginald Fessenden proved that it was possible to transmit audio via radio waves. To celebrate radio's 100 years of audio transmission, RADIO magazine is preparing a special tribute to the technology of radio broadcasting, and we want your help.
Sound advice on Processing
More audio processors are being built with feature sets meant to accommodate the trend of delivering content via data-reduced means.
The Grammys on the Radio
Though primarily a TV event with no radio simulcast, dozens of radio stations conducted live radio broadcasts during the two days of rehearsals leading up to the Feb. 8 awards show.
Dayton's voice of the arts gets a clearer voice
The genesis of this project was an opportunity to relocate and upgrade WDPR's transmitter site from a deteriorating leased tower that was only 200-feet tall, to the local PBS affiliate's 1,500-foot tower.
Glossary
A glossary of terms and abbreviations for radio broadcast.
Immediate access to NAB2006
Our convention preview provides many elements to help you prepare for the show.
A new level of control
Stations with one control room or modest means can still use the analog consoles, but the possibilities offered by digital make it attractive to stations that want to build an integrated audio system.
Clear Channel Albany
This station group recently relocated to a new facility in Latham, NY, bringing all seven stations under the same roof with the idea that merging all technical and business elements results in a smoother, more efficient operation for the entire group.
NAB Extra! (NAB2006)
The convention floor is full of new technology. Check out some of the products debuting at NAB2006 from the exhibiting companies.
IBOC Installations
Radio magazine asked several stations about the options they chose and why.
Steady growth for digital audio
While terrestrial radio continues to develop and market a digital transmission system, other digital audio services are competing for the same listeners.
Taking the show on the road
As technology has progressed, broadcasters have found ways to use improved technologies in unique ways to make remote broadcasts sound as good as being in the studio, but with the convenience of lighter and more flexible equipment.
Big, but not so easy
Following the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans would seem to be the last place to originate a coast-to-coast broadcast for New Year's Eve. The city of New Orleans and NPR felt differently, and the pressure was on to prepare for the event.
Previous | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 | 31 | 32 | 33 | Next
