He only joined the company six weeks ago as VP of news for the debut of the Worldwide News Network, but Lee Harris is already taking over programming strategy and content development for WABC(AM) and @redappleaudio Networks.
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Broadcast Tools gear is industry-proven reliable. Ensure airtime continuity with a belt-and-suspenders approach, even in AOIP environments. #BroadcastTech#Reliability
In a memo this morning, CBS News announced that it will shut down CBS News Radio on May 22.
Relied upon by around 700 U.S. stations, it is the 2nd oldest unit of the Paramount-Skydance corporation after Paramount Pictures.
For @radioworld_news:
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An engineer, Matt, was convinced to buy a struggling radio station for his community. He used his technical skills to fix it, hired management, and now enjoys serving his town with local news and events. #CommunityRadio#Entrepreneurship
Major U.S. wireless carriers like Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile are aggressively lobbying the @FCC to repurpose the entire upper C-band (3.98–4.2 GHz) for flexible-use wireless services, aiming to secure up to 180 MHz of additional spectrum.
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@VinceCoglianese Vince - I heard you coudn't play Antifa Kyle because he was dropping too many F-bombs. I made an app you can use that bleeps audio like that in just seconds. Let me know if you're interested and I will give you an account for your producers.
Swedish audio company Isovox is announcing the release of its IsoBooth, promising to bring studio-grade soundproofing to any home, office or production environment.
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Farm broadcasters cover a broad range of topics, from markets and weather to property rights and related threats, @NAFB President DeLoss Jahnke writes in this commentary. 🚜
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The number of AM stations in the United States has dropped by 7% in a decade, while noncom FMs have increased 16%. Translators and boosters soared 36%. 📊
Read more from the @FCC's latest broadcast station license totals.
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When the Electro-Voice 635A was introduced in 1965, it was plugged into 16 mm film news cameras. 🎙️
Now it has been retired.
But as @KevinOnTheDesk explains, these mics will likely see use for many years to come.
#AudioTech
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As reader Rhonda Austin explains, in the broadcasting industry, the traffic departments that support commercial and public broadcasting stations — often are overlooked. 🚦
#RadioTraffic
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The National Voice of America Museum of Broadcasting has been around for more than 20 years.
But a project supported by a $500,000 grant has transformed the Chester, Ohio, museum into a treasure trove of communications history. 🪙
#BroadcastHistory
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TWiRT 755 - Broadcast Freedom in the USA with Andy Gladding
Join us for a fascinating look at radio broadcasting in a few other countries as we celebrate Independence Day in the USA.
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New commissioner @OliviaTrustyFCC today named Krista Senell as her chief of staff and senior counsel.
Trusty also named several acting advisors.
#FCC#BusinessAndLaw
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The AM Radio in Every Vehicle Act now has a House majority. 🚘
12 new co-sponsors signed on Friday, but despite bipartisan support, the bill still faces opposition and an unclear path forward.
My story for @radioworld_news:
#AMRadio#Congress
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The @BroadcastersFDN Giving Day will take place on June 24. 🙌
The campaign raises funds to provide assistance to broadcast professionals in need following illness or disaster.
#GivingCampaign
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Radio was undergoing a revolution in the 1950s in response to TV. 📺
As Criss Onan tells us, Gates Radio sought to simplify operations by developing a control storage device using a wide audio tape belt for spots, promos and PSAs. 📼
#RadioHistory
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