Commentary: Broadcasting Is Key in Emergencies The National Association of Broadcasters' Lynn Claudy argues that broadcasters are uniquely placed and have the skills and tools for providing critical information services during times of crisis.
L.A. TV Stations Co-Habitate (TV Technology) Two L.A. TV stations, KJLA and KLCS, are sharing a channel in a pilot project to study efficient use of spectrum. CTIA-The Wireless Association, a wireless communications lobbying group, is also involved.
How The Beatles Went Viral in 1964 (CBS News) Are Walter Cronkite, Marsha Albert of Silver Spring, Md., and Carroll James, a DJ for WWDC(AM) in Washington, responsible for changing music history?