Radio World NewsBytes: NTIA Welcomes Spectrum Deal; See LPFM Applications on Google
Bob Kempf on Digital Strategy At the helm of "digital services" for National Public Radio, Kempf is pushing his organization and its member stations to embrace the changing landscape. Read the interview in Radio World's new eBook "Streaming for Radio Broadcasters."
Top Stories - 11.26.13
Upton, Walden Welcome Spectrum Deal House Energy and Commerce Committee and Communications and Technology Subcommittee leaders welcomed the NTIA's endorsement of an agreement between the Department of Defense and NAB on the relocation of government spectrum.
See LPFM Applications Using Google Earth Engineering consultancy Cavell Mertz has taken application data from the recent LPFM window and layered it onto Google Earth. It's a handy tool for finding out who your LPFM neighbors might be.
Broadcasters, DoD Strike Deal on Sharing BAS Band (B&C) Expanding on the top story above — broadcasters and the Defense Dept. have come to an agreement on sharing spectrum in the Broadcast Auxiliary Service (BAS) band (2025–2110 MHz), the spectrum broadcast journalists use to transmit breaking news stories back to the station.
Review: Theorem 720 DAC (IEEE Spectrum) Here's a gadget designed to improve the audio output of iPods and iPhones. For stations with DJs who insist upon connecting their iToys and using them to play "That great song I just downloaded from iTunes…"
When Radio Stations Turn Mickey Mouse (Stockton Record) One of the former owners of Silverado Broadcasting, once a power in Stockton, Calif., died last week. That person was Diane Disney Miller, the daughter of Walt Disney.