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Written by Glen Martin on July 21, 2019. Posted in Maintenance Shift.

[July 2019] Each season has its own challenges for broadcast engineers – from site access in Winter to handling the heat and storms …

Written by Dana Puopolo on June 24, 2019. Posted in Test Gear & Tools.

Dana Puopolo

[June 2019] Studio operations have changed over the years. Automation is a major force. But, beyond the computer, there seems to be a …

Written by James Potter on June 20, 2019. Posted in Op Ed and Letters.

From my general radio industry experience plus my advertising business, I am aware of small- to medium-market AM stations still succeeding in what …

Written by Barry Mishkind on June 16, 2019. Posted in IT Administration.

[June 2019] For most of us, email is still a vital method of communication and information sharing. However, over the years, email has …

Written by James Walker on May 23, 2019. Posted in Op Ed and Letters.

The real problem with EAS is not the latency or the audio quality or any other internal problem.

It is the audience – …

Written by Steve Tuzeneu on May 16, 2019. Posted in IT Administration.

Steve Tuzenue

[May 2019] Email these days is, like your phone, plagued by marketers and scammers. Finding ways to overcome the problems is not hard. …

Written by Ron Schacht on May 10, 2019. Posted in Op Ed and Letters.

The article on FM tuners that will work in high RF environments is timely for me as I had a similar problem but …

Written by Ken Benner on May 6, 2019. Posted in Station Inspections.

Ken Benner

[May 2019] Every station should have confidence that they are operating in a way that satisfies the FCC Rules and Regulations. Doing so …

Written by James Walker on May 4, 2019. Posted in Op Ed and Letters.

Yes, many auto manufacturers no longer offer AM radio on their car entertainment systems.

One reason is interference. With more and more data …

Written by Larry Todd on May 3, 2019. Posted in Op Ed and Letters.

WRNJ, Hackettstown, N.J., will be filing a petition with the FCC requesting they explore moving AM band stations to the near-vacant 45 to …