An opinion piece in the Oct. 6 Wall Street Journal written by Blair Levin and Larry Downes asks the question: Why is the government bailing out AM broadcasters “at the expense of innovation”? At issue ...
Noise problems in the AM broadcast band are nothing new; several initiatives to alleviate the situation were underway 100 years ago, not long after the “birth” of broadcasting. However, here in the ...
It’s classic radio jargon, referring to the six most crowded frequencies in the AM radio band: 1230, 1240, 1340, 1400, 1450 ...
DETROIT – Fewer people are listening to AM radio in their vehicles these days. That’s why some automakers have been exploring the possibility of eliminating AM radio from new vehicles, but there is ...
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