Kenwood, Fraunhofer IIS, and STMicroelectronics Demonstrate ... - Design and Reuse (press release)
Radio's new wave - The News Journal
Joel Stein: I Want My Country Back - Los Angeles Times
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Aggies Insider: To old-time radio and long-lasting marriages (San Antonio Express-News/KENS 5)
COLLEGE STATION – The communications business is changing fast enough to make your satellite radio speakers spin. By the time I get around to the latest technology in this business, it’s been replaced by … the latest technology.
Read more...ALERT FM Platform Now Available in Florida (Broadcast Newsroom)
JACKSON, Miss., May 14 /PRNewswire/ -- Global Security Systems (GSS) announced today that Broward and Miami-Dade Counties are the first two counties in the state of Florida to have access to ALERT FM, an FM radio-based emergency alert and messaging system.
Read more...LC Symphony goes national Monday (8:40 a.m.) (Las Cruces Sun-News)
LAS CRUCES — The Las Cruces Symphony goes national again with a broadcast of the symphony's performance of "Remembering Icarus" on a National Public Radio show on music and literature that will be broadcast in all 50 states and on Sirius Satellite Radio Channel 80 and locally from 9 to 11 a.m. Monday on KRWG FM, 90.7.
Read more...Nigeria: Radio Nigeria Acquires New Transmitters (AllAfrica.com)
Developments at Nigeria's premier radio corporation, Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN), are fast transforming the staid image of Africa's largest radio network.
Read more...'Classic Rock' Radio Listeners Helping 'Change the World' (PR Newswire via Yahoo! News)
Economic Downturn has Little Impact as KZOK Radio-thon Smashes Goal for World Vision Child Sponsorships
Read more...Stalemate on terrestrial radio royalties tightens with new Senate bill (BetaNews)
On one side of the issue is the poor artist who never sees more than a dime for her work. On the other is the poor broadcaster struggling to earn a profit in a changing radio landscape. And in the middle of it all, as always, is Congress.
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