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LONG WAVE BROADCASTING

by | Aug 10, 2018

…success in using the new higher frequencies led to the acceptance of short-wave for transoceanic communications. Refinements in audio quality meant short-wave could be used for overseas broadcasting. Several commercial…

REGUL

by | Aug 10, 2018

…beef up Department of Commerce authority to oversee “wireless.” He called several “Radio Conferences” in the mid-1920’s to secure industry input and to try to craft regulation with some teeth….

ERT

by | Aug 10, 2018

EARLY RADIO TECHNOLOGY A growing list of stories from the startup of “the wireless” and its progenitor, “Wired Radio.” Some were written for the “Radio Fan;” others for the “Radioists”…

HUMAN SIDE OF RADIO

by | Aug 10, 2018

THE HUMAN SIDE OF RADIO This is a gathering-place for wry observations on radio as a job that involved a number of earthly mortals. This material is provided for use…

THE WCCO PAGE

by | Aug 10, 2018

…1923 WLAG “Listening In”-1 0223 WLAG “Listening In”-3 0323 WLAG “Listening In”-4 0323 WLAG “Listening In”-5 0323 WLAG “Listening In”-6 0423 WLAG “Listening In”-7 0423 WLAG “Listening In”-8 0423 First…

NETWORKS

by | Aug 10, 2018

…responded. You’ll learn a lot about the telephone company in the information below and by downloading this free e-book on AT&T. A related page offers stories on how the networks…

SYNC

by | Aug 10, 2018

…that listeners tuned to their (common) frequency can hear the broadcast throughout the combined coverage area. Here are newspaper stories and some well-written technical articles on the state of AM…

Phun Philms

by | Oct 22, 2019

PHUN PHILMS From time to time we upload radio-related short films here. Your browser may want to download some of them rather than play them directly; you may need to…