SBE Webinar on AM Rule Changes; Fix It or Forget It?

 

DO YOU MAKE GEAR? Radio World and Radio magazine are getting ready to produce our 2014 directories. Be sure to update your listing. It's both easy and free. Radio Engineering - 10.09.13 Fix It or Forget It? Radio World's Workbench wiz John Bisset will be helming a session at the AES Convention next week, "Maintenance, Repair and Troubleshooting." AEQ Signs On With Audinate The broadcast equipment manufacturer is making some of its products compatible with Audinate's Dante digital audio network technology. SBE Schedules AM Rule Changes Webinar Recent FCC rule changes concerning antennas and interference are very important for AM stations. The SBE has recognized this and scheduled a webinar with Cris Alexander, director of engineering for Crawford Broadcasting, and long-time Radio World contributor. Spectrum Advisory Committee Positions Open The National Telecommunications and Information Administration is taking applications for two-year terms for the panel that advises the Assistant Secretary for Communications and Information and the NTIA Administrator on spectrum policy matters. Hosa Technology Provides Scholarships The widgets and accessories maker is putting its money where its mouth is by funding audio engineering scholarships at the Musicians Institute in Los Angeles. 25-Seven: Shift Happens HD Radio delay is around eight seconds, but things drift. Just a few frames are enough to be detectable. 25-Seven's Precision Delay keeps HD Radio and analog signals in sync using mod monitor data. Learn more… Sponsored Post Products of Interest Delta Meccanica Designs 3 dB Hybrid Coupler VMP Offers Wall-Mounted Rack Staco Releases New UPS From the Manufacturers Rock-Solid STLs on the Public Internet Here's a free podcast of a webinar discussing using IP as an STL delivery method. It is from WorldCast and was conducted by WorldCast manager Tony Peterle. He was joined by APT's Kevin Campbell, Andrew Stern, broadcast IT engineer for Cumulus and Trevor Hoffman, broadcast engineer for Mid-West Family Broadcasting. Juicy Jobs Mid-America Beckons Engineers are often salt-of-the-Earth folks and they say the same about Iowans. So what could be more natural than a broadcast engineer working in Iowa? Even better working in Iowa City? Clear Channel's Iowa City cluster is in need of a broadcast engineer. The job is in support of the chief engineer and will involve everything from equipment maintenance to supporting sports event broadcasts. See here for more information, requirements and where to apply. Other Cool Stories FCC Grants Include 2.5 GHz ENG Band Experiment (TV Technology) Spending Billions on Tech Few Use … (Washington Post) The Tunneling Transistor (IEEE Spectrum) MIT's App Building Software Could Help During Disaster (Gigaom) Radio Man (The Retronaut) Today on Connect 2 Media & Entertainment An Insider's View of NAB Show By Photographer Adam Shane Connect 2 Media & Entertainment features a mix of tech content, conversation and curation. Here: For nearly a week each April, the Las Vegas Convention Center is transformed into a mini-city. Connect 2 Media & Entertainment challenged its photographer to present a unique perspective. Calendar of Events Wisconsin Broadcasters Clinic Oct. 8–10 Sponsored by the Wisconsin SBE chapters and the WBA Madison, Wis. IEEE Broadcast Symposium Oct. 9–11 Westgate Hotel San Diego ARRL Pacific Division Convention Oct. 11-13 Santa Clara, Calif. 135th AES Convention Oct. 17–20 Jacob Javits Center New York Submit your event for our calendar. Email to radioworld@nbmedia.com. For a full list of upcoming events visit the Radio World calendar page.

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