Strong Reactions to WLW Blog Clear Channel's Darryl Parks got attention with his blog on the WLW(AM) website. "Parks is absolutely right," says a commenter on our story about the blog. Is he or isn't he? Let us know your thoughts by commenting on the article page.
Top Stories - 10.03.13
Practical Effects of Shutdown Sink In The practical effects of the government shutdown are being felt in radio. Engineering consultants and communications attorneys are striving to prepare filings along with working on station purchase and sale agreements — all while the FCC's online databases are not available during the government shutdown.
IBiquity Clarifies License Fees The HD Radio technology developer takes a lot of heat for its licensing fee structure. Leslie Stimson gets an explanation from iBiquity's Rick Greenhut.
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Tower Loading Challenges Wireless Infrastructure (RCRWireless) The build-out of LTE is creating certain problems for some towers due to the design of the LTE equipment. Future technologies, with even more demands and requirements, will exacerbate troubles.
Investigative Reporting for Public Radio (USA Today) The Center for Investigative Reporting, a non-profit news organization, and Public Radio Exchange, the public radio program distributor, are joining forces to launch "Reveal," an hour-long investigative journalism show.
Jukeboxing: Rdio Adds Free Mobile App (The Verge) Music streaming service Rdio is releasing a free version of its service on iOS and Android, bringing personalized radio to nonpaying users of its mobile apps for the first time.