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EAS, Fences and Lights Rack Up Fines By from Radio World 04 March 2013 Three equipment-related fines came out of the commission last week, one involving EAS, another concerning an unlocked tower fence and a third involving the lack of red obstruction lighting at night
SBE Puts Membership Directory Online By from Radio World 14 February 2013 The Society of Broadcast Engineers published this directory in paper form since 1995, according to an article in The Signal newsletter.
Gores Closes on Harris Deal By from Radio World 05 February 2013 The divestiture of Harris Broadcast is complete.
BBG Receives Ignominious Distinction By from Radio World 21 December 2012 The Broadcasting Board of Governors finds itself as the No. 1 worst place to work in the federal government, among mid-sized agencies, according to survey results published by The Washington Post.
Online Advertising Reached a Record $9.26 Billion in 3Q12 By from Radio World 20 December 2012 Internet ad revenues in the U.S. reached $9.26 billion in the third quarter, the most on record, according to a report from the Interactive Advertising Bureau and PwC U.S.
'American Idol' to be Inducted into NAB Broadcasting Hall of Fame By from Radio World 20 December 2012 'American Idol' will be the TV inducted into the NAB Broadcasting Hall of Fame.
SBE to Conduct IP Address Webinar By from Radio World 20 December 2012 The bell rings for the virtual classroom on Jan. 31, 2013, 2–3:30 p.m.
Great Lakes Broadcasters to Gather in Lansing By from Radio World 20 December 2012 The Great Lakes Broadcasting Conference and Expo will be held March 12–13, 2013 at the Lansing Center in Lansing, Mich.
NAB to Host 2013 State Leadership Conference By from Radio World 20 December 2012 The conference is designed to provide updates on legislative items before Congress and the latest on regulatory issues.
Still Life with Towers By from Radio World 12 December 2012 Scott Fybush’s Tower Site Calendar is now available for 2013.
NAB Highlights Broadcaster Contributions in Wake of Sandy By from Radio World 07 November 2012 Belo announced an agreement to launch specialized small business marketing solutions in 14 Belo markets across the United States.
Storm-Affected Broadcasters Recovering By from Radio World 06 November 2012 Stations in the areas affected by Hurricane Sandy continue to return to the air on their own frequencies, like WFMU-FM in Jersey City, N.J.
