Radio Currents - October 1st, 2015

 

Did You Go to the Radio Show? Tell us about your experience. What did you learn, see and do? Let us know in an email, Facebook post, comment or tweet to us. Tech & Learning Will AM/FM Radio Exist in the Car of the Future? Radio Futures session panelists think it may take on a new form. More» Steadman Says Voltair Strives for A+ Version 2.2 is now in alpha test mode. More» NATE Holds First Regional Meeting Focus was on key industry safety and health initiatives. More» APRE PREC 2016 Accepting Presentation Proposals Conference scheduled for April 14-15 in Las Vegas. More» 2016 NAB Show Registration Opens Come on — you know you're excited! More» Sponsored Links For 40 years, ESE has been meeting the Precision Time and Signal Distribution needs of the Broadcast Industry. Product families include GPS based Master Clocks, Audio & Video Distribution Amplifiers, Analog & Digital Displays, NTP Time Servers and Frequency Standards. For further product information please contact us at 310-322-2136. News & People CBS Radio Ups Donovan He has been named VP of engineering. More» Berner Will Take Over as CEO at Cumulus Media Effective Oct. 13, Lew Dickey will serve as vice chairman. More» DGital Media Announces DGital Media Studios Production division will focus on developing and producing proprietary audio content. More» Wheeler Names New Senior Legal Advisor Weiner replaces Alvarez. More» Sponsored Links More Digital. More Radio. AudioScience's ASI8921/ 8821-5500 series tuner cards offer the most digital radio capabilites: 4 or 8 tuners for analog FM, HD-Radio FM or DAB/DAB+. Record streams in PCM, MPEG-1 layer2 and MP3, while capturing all associated PAD data. MRX multi-rate recording allows each stream to be sampled at it's own rate. Need more digital radio? Add up to 8 cards in one system. For information, call AudioScience at +1-302-324-5333, go to www.audioscience.com or email us at salesasi@audioscience.com. From Radio Magazine & NewBay Media Justify It: Tips for Getting Your Cap Ex Approved It's that time of the year, when you need to prepare for the money side of engineering. More» Read Our Latest Issue Online The September issue of the magazine is now available online. More» From the Calendar Today in Radio History Oct. 1, 1982 First CD players are sold in Japan 2, 1995 FCC eliminates licensed operator requirements 3, 1938 Alec Reeves patents Pulse Code Modulation (French Patent 852,153 filed Oct. 3, 1938) 3, 1942 First successful rocket launch starts space age 3, 1837 Morse files a caveat on the telegraph with U.S. Patent Office 4, 1957 Sputnik is launched 4, 1983 President Reagan signs Radio Marti into law 5, 1921 First baseball World Series game broadcast on radio 7, 1957 American Bandstand premiers 7, 1970 Intel introduces computer memory chip. Conferences and Conventions SBE 2015 National Meeting Oct. 13-14, 2015, Middleton, Wis. Wisconsin Broadcasters Clinic Oct. 13–15, Madison Marriott West Hotel Kansas Association of Broadcasters Oct. 18–20, Lawrence, Kan. SMPTE 2015 Annual Technical Conference Oct. 26–29, Hollywood, Calif. WorldDAB General Assembly Nov. 3–4, London

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