Field Report: Liebert Foundation MCR
More equipment into smaller spaces? This review shows how a rack design can keep things cool.
Clear Channel Cleveland - Short turnaround
Moving six stations is no easy task, especially on a short schedule.
Best of the Old & New
The Cox stations in Tampa, FL, look to the future but keep a firm footing in the present.
Proven performance
The improvement of digital devices over analog is also obvious in most cases. But think about your facility: Is the digital improvement as good as it could be?
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.
Downlinks and antennas
The most popular method of point-to-multipoint audio distribution, a satellite receive system requires regular maintenance.
How to build world-class studios
Great studios aren't just wired, they're built from the ground up.
Working contractor to contractor
The wholesale movement and consolidation of station facilities has made the contract engineer as much a project manager as a part-time maintenance engineer.
The new talk of the town
Read about a studio move on a grand scale, taking the network operation more than halfway across the country from its previous location in Las Vegas.
Field Report: Stardraw.com Stardraw Radio
Stardraw Radio is a computer-aided design (CAD) program for designing radio studios.
Test your RF system
Modern equipment is stable and reliable, but some things should be checked on a regular basis.
Test & measurement
Regardless of the compliment of analog and digital equipment, every station's goal is to maintain a quality audio signal through the entire chain.
Arbitron Releases Initial Round of PPM Ratings
The Portable People Meter continues to report higher average quarter-hour audiences on a 24-hour day.
Two Philly Streamers Join Arbitron PPM Trial
WDEL-AM (1150) and WSTW-FM (93.7) are using separate Arbitron encoders to differentiate over-the-air audio from Internet-streamed audio.
Six More Stations Join Arbitron's PPM Trial
WAEB-FM, WCTO-FM, WKXW-FM, WLEV-FM, WRFY-FM and WZZO-FM have joined the 38 Philadelphia-area radio stations that have already been participating in the PPM trial during 2001.
Arbitron Reaches Milestone in PPM Recruitment
Eight TV stations, 38 radio stations and 22 cable networks in the Philadelphia market have encoded their audio signals for the U.S. market trial.
Arbitron Begins Second Phase Of PPM Market Trial
Over the next 12 to 16 weeks, Arbitron expects to recruit a representative panel of 1,500 consumers, age 6 and older, in the Philadelphia Designated Market Area.
Audio Precision and Digigram Unveil Testing Capabilities
Audio Precision has released a special Digigram version of its Application Note for PC audio device performance tests.
Testing IBOC
Ibiquity has completed tests for its FM IBOC system, and tests for the AM version are currently underway. What interests most broadcasters is understanding the test objectives. At this critical point in the acceptance of IBOC, stations should be aware of the efforts being made to develop a workable and realistic system.
Keeping Digital Clean
Digital audio has provided radio with a means to deliver a higher-quality sound without requiring significant additional cost.
Test & measurement from NAB2001
The explosive use and integration of the AES format in radio broadcast facilities has prompted several manufacturers to get in the game by building test equipment.
The Transition To Digital
Incrementally or all at once, the transition is coming. How digital is your facility?
Field Report: Audemat FM-MC3.2 with Goldenear
At some point in an engineer's career, questions such as How does our signal compare to so-and-so? or, Have we increased multipath along the highway lately?
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