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The American Society of Composer, Authors and Publishers, or ASCAP, filed infringement suits Tuesday against four separate radio groups.
The groups are Haugo Broadcasting, which includes three stations near Rapid City, S.D.; Spoon River Media, which includes four stations in Illinois and Indiana; Taylor Communications, which includes WOXD(FM) in Oxford, Miss., and the former Barry Lunderville...

Nick’s Signal Spot is a new feature in which Nick Langan explores RF signals, propagation, new equipment and related endeavors.
The magic of the E-skip propagation for VHF long-distance signal hunters is that so much about it is unknown.
So we’re often left with resorting to old axioms to figure out what kind of activity we might be in store for during the lion’s share of the season in the Northern Hemisphere, which is usually the months of June and July....

This article is from the free ebook “Optimize Your Air Chain.”
As we explore ways to optimize and improve the efficiency of our air chains, allow me to share a few thoughts and experiences around the idea of simplification.
Demands on a radio station air chain have changed a lot over the past couple of decades. It used to be that getting stereo audio to the listeners was all that was required. While it sometimes took a surprising number of boxes to accomplish this, the...

In this letter to the editor, Archie Stulc responds to Tom Vernon’s feature, “Early Adopters: When Computers First Met Radio.” Radio World welcomes letters to the editor on this or any story. Email radioworld@futurenet.com.
I read Tom Vernon’s article “Early Adopters: When Computers Met Radio” with great interest and bad memories....