Whither the LPFM Window; Radio for Expats in Belgium

Read the (e)Book Radio World's new eBooks have been wildly successful since they launched one year ago; and the next one is right around the corner! Meantime browse the free library and learn about audio processing, audio over IP, trends in transmission and remote season planning. Top Stories - 10.04.13 LPFM Advocates Debate Window Scenarios Low-power FM proponents are trying to figure out a plan to propose to the FCC about the planned LPFM application window once the government shutdown is over and the commission reopens. Radio X Targets Expats In Belgium, an English-language radio station tries to carve out a market share. It seems to be getting some traction. From the latest issue of Radio World International Edition. 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 News & Technology DIGITAL RADIO: DRM Consortium Launches Enterprise Award PEOPLE: Harris Creates Global Sales Team PEOPLE: Castiglione's Big Week APPS: TuneIn on Shape PROGRAMMING: More Life for 'Music and Intelligence for Your Life' PRODUCTS: Lowell Offers Desktop Rack Today on Connect 2 Media & Entertainment The 'Connected Car' Isn't Coming, It's Here (Jacobs Media) Connect 2 Media & Entertainment features a mix of tech content, conversation and curation. Here: Industry consultant Fred Jacobs argues that broadcasters need to address the concept of the connected car because it is already here and will only become more powerful as the auto industry embraces it. Around the Industry Lobbyists Question Take-Down of Websites (The Hill) Several federal agencies have completely shut down their websites, leading some users to question whether it was necessary. One notable example is the FCC. Ham Operators Stay True to Low-Tech Roots (Journal Sentinel) Milwaukee has a thriving ham radio scene. The local paper chronicles some operators and their activities. It notes that the number of ham licenses is at a record high. WEEU's Charlie Adams Signs Off After 36 Years (Reading Eagle) After 36 years at the station in Reading, Pa., Charles Adams is retiring on Wednesday. He's run the "Charlie & Co." morning show for 28 years. CRTC Yanks Winnipeg Radio Station's License (CBC) Proving that licenses can be lost, a now-dark station in Canada that was once associated with a school found its radio license revoked by the Canadian broadcast authority. Among the triggers: not enough Canadian content; not enough noncommercial music, spoken word and educational programming; and failure to keep logs. Calendar of Events Wisconsin Broadcasters Clinic Oct. 8–10 Madison, Wis. Broadcast India Oct. 9–11 Mumbai, India IEEE Broadcast Symposium Oct. 9–11 San Diego Joint Luncheon Assoc. of Federal Communications Consulting Engineers & IEEE Broadcast Technology Society 2013 IEEE Broadcast Symposium Oct. 10, noon–2 p.m. San Diego ARRL Pacific Division Convention Oct. 11-13 Santa Clara, Calif. TechCon2013 Oct. 14 Salford Quays, Greater Manchester, England For a full list of upcoming events visit the Radio World calendar page.

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