Barry Mishkind

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Greetings from your broadcast friends out on the Desert…
This is BDR Newsletter 888, Volume 18, #3 for August 19, 2026

MORE AUTHENTICATION
Although the current Order was spurred by the recent hacks that had “taken over” the program audio and/or RDS data, the FCC’s NPRM includes seeking input from broadcasters on improving the Emergency Alert System (EAS). What problems do you think the FCC needs to fix to make the EAS work better for stations. Hate the FIPS code designations? How about using City names? Is geotargeting (NWS polygons) compatible with broadcast? Should EAS messages contain data to kill duplicates (message flooding) or outdated alerts with a year designation? Let the Commission know before August ends. If you have comments, the FCC will accept them until August 31st. Use PS Docket No. 15-91 or PS Docket No. 15-94 on the FCC ECFS.

THE PASSWORD DILEMMA
With the FCC demanding 15-character passwords in just over 5 weeks, do not waste time trying to devise random characters – use the FREE BDR Password Generator app. A full description and download is here.  And a video discussion of the app is here.

THE VIRTUAL STUDIO
Some years ago, broadcast automation largely replaced turntables and cart machines. More recently, software has changed many more functions in the Control Room, seemingly touching everything but the microphones. Wheatstone’s new VMX Console leans into the trend. A virtual console that is operable from multiple locations by multiple people. John Davis gives us a tour of the VMX and what it can do for you. 


Our 333rd Virtual Lunch Gathering will be on Thursday at 2PM Eastern / 11 AM Pacific. Join us and learn things! The link request is at www.theBDR.net/TLG/ … 

… and do not forget, on the same page we have hundreds of videos you can use on subjects you will want to learn about.




Our 333rd Virtual Lunch Gathering will be on Thursday at 2PM Eastern / 11 AM Pacific. Join us and learn things! The link request is at www.theBDR.net/TLG/ … 

… and do not forget, on the same page we have hundreds of videos you can use on subjects you will want to learn about.

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