Antennas: Back to the Future
You can always learn new things about antennas Doug Lung, TV Technology TV receive antennas are one of the most popular topics based on the number of emails I receive…
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Antennas: Back to the Future
FEMA updating Signing Certificate
FEMA has announced that the current "signing certificate" used to validate CAP alerts will expire October 28, 2020. Both Digital Alert Systems and Sage Alerting Systems have released updates to…
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FEMA updating Signing Certificate
Is AM All-Digital Right for Your Station?
It could be if you are ready for the needed investment in time and effort BY RICK GREENHUT ⋅ RADIO WORLD The author is director of broadcast business development for HD…
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Is AM All-Digital Right for Your Station?
COVID-19 Advice: Communication, Patience, Trust Your Engineer
Ed Bukont on how stations are adjusting (and why managers need to know what a VPN is) BY PAUL MCLANE ⋅ RADIO WORLD One in a series about how radio enterprises…
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COVID-19 Advice: Communication, Patience, Trust Your Engineer
The Importance of Automating Live Captioning in Broadcasting
Juliet Gauthier, TV Technology Advances in automatic real-time captioning improve accuracy Above and beyond complying with FCC regulations, providing accurate and effective captioning for live content is becoming essential for…
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The Importance of Automating Live Captioning in Broadcasting
Radiofrequency Exposure Limits Revised: FCC Proposes Expanding Rules to Cover Higher Frequencies
by Peter Tannenwald, Fletcher, Heald & Hildreth The FCC has resolved many of the issues that it has been considering since 2013 with respect to limits on the exposure of…
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Radiofrequency Exposure Limits Revised: FCC Proposes Expanding Rules to Cover Higher Frequencies
Station Authorizations
A reminder from Larry Wilkins, ABA While the FCC eliminated the requirement to post the station FCC license, it still requires that stations operate within all the technical specifications of…
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Station Authorizations
FCC Fines Scripps $1.13M For TV Tower Lighting Violations
Michael Balderston, TV Technology Results WASHINGTON—The FCC and Scripps Broadcasting Holdings have come to an agreement that would result in a fine of $1.13 million to Scripps for violations of…
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FCC Fines Scripps $1.13M For TV Tower Lighting Violations
EAS Routine Monthly Test Schedule
EAS monthly Test Schedule for 2020 Jan 10 Friday 9a Feb 3 Monday 5a Mar 4 Wednesday 9a Apr 10 Friday 5a May 4 Monday 2p…
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EAS Routine Monthly Test Schedule
FCC Gives Stations More Time To Update EAS Equipment.
INSIDE RADIO A later than expected release of a technical update to Emergency Alert System (EAS) hardware used by broadcasters has led the Federal Communications Commission to give stations more…
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FCC Gives Stations More Time To Update EAS Equipment.