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Guest Michael Riecke, assistant professor of broadcasting and mass communication at SUNY Oswego, provides tips for J-Lab students, especially those who want to be on-air broadcasters.
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Birmingham O2 Academy
12th August 2017
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South Carolina State Museum, Columbia, SC.
Equiptments of old broadcasting stations that had been used to send voice in the air.
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Broadcasting live from Gothic, CO on the site of the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory, which is covered with wifi. Research Scientists have been doing field work here over the past 78 years. rmbl.org
Feb. 26, 2014 - Senator Begich hosted an annual meeting with the Alaska Public Broadcasting system Executive Director, Jamie Waste. Mr. Waste thanked Senator Begich for his work to ensure continued funding for public broadcasting
Once the quahogs have grown big enough under the nets, they are collected and distributed to various shellfishing areas to grow to full size.
My school has an English broadcasting club. Three times a year, the club gives a report on the Seongnam ABN channel, which seems to be a mix of PBS and public access.
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View of WAYZ-FM and more from Fort Ritchie near Cascade, MD
Fort Ritchie is a former Army base that was used to train intelligence officers including the Ritchie Boys. The base was closed in 1998 under the 1995 Base Realignment and Closure Commission. Redevelopment has so far not come to fruition.
Sprocket is an application from Ubiquity Broadcasting Corporation that helps you to interact through social media like Facebook, Twitter, Gtalk along with top media sources such as USA today, the New York Times through a single hub. For more details visit here conniejordancarmichael.skyrock.com/
This is a pair of KPFK antennas installed in 2001-2. On top is a one-bay Shively 6814 in a radome. That was the auxiliary antenna at the time, and still when this photo was shot. The four-bay main antenna below is a Jampro with radomes.
This replaced a 14-bay antenna. Both the original and this one put out 112,000 watts ERP, highest on the mountain and by some measures (combining height above average terrain and ERP) the largest FM station in the U.S. The story of the install is told here.
Later the Jampro had moved down the tower to become the aux, a new Shively 5-bay 6814 had been installed, and the ERP was 110,000 watts. By 2020 the one-bay Shively on top was out of service.