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Broadcasting students and Program Chair Dr. Alvan Lewis took a trip to Orlando to visit the WKMG television studio and radio studios for 94.5 and 98.9. #MyCityCollege #CityCollegeFortLauderdale #BroadcastingStudentsWKMG #Broadcasting
Left to Right: Jahmel, Justin Warmoth (WKMG Anchor), Chuck, Bud, Kirstin O’Connor (WKMG Reporter/Anchor), Kimberly, Itzayana, Candace Campos (WKMG Meteorologist)
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.
A tower next to KLVE's site. Google Maps identifies it as KCOP/13's tower. And that looks like an FM mounting on the side. Or maybe it was for an auxiliary TV antenna. In any case it was gone by 2007, when Google Streetview shows nothing.
Broadcasting Place Leeds forms part of the Leeds Metropolitan University campus and includes the 23 storey Broadcasting Tower, which provides accommodation for some of the University's student population, and the low rise Blenheim Place Baptist Church. Designed by Feliden Clegg Bradley Architects, the Broadcasting Tower won the prestigious Best Tall Building in Europe 2009 award, given by the internationally acclaimed Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH), based at the Illinois Institute of Technology.
The entire complex is clad in COR-TEN steel and the development has more square metres of COR-TEN steel cladding than any other building in Europe.
Broadcasting students and Program Chair Dr. Alvan Lewis took a trip to Orlando to visit the WKMG television studio and radio studios for 94.5 and 98.9. #MyCityCollege #CityCollegeFortLauderdale #BroadcastingStudentsWKMG #Broadcasting
Station Identification is an interactive exploration of the Twin Cities’ radio landscape, which will be broadcasting (and receiving) live radio feed from the Foshay Tower observation deck. WNYC, KNOW, KCRW, KUT, KEXP, WHYY, WWOZ, WBEZ, WOLX, WORT — these are letters that may mean nothing or everything to you depending on where you’ve lived and what you’ve listened to. As radio call signs, they can be as much a part of a city’s landscape as lakes, rivers, skyways, and freeways are.
Station Identification explores this relationship by transforming the Foshay Tower’s observation deck into a radio compass. Each radio’s placement corresponds to the direction that station is broadcasting from, providing audience members a connection between what is playing and where it is sourced. Walking through the space — an open-air deck encircling the tower’s peak — is like scanning the radio dial with your feet.
Additionally, Station Identification welcomes participants to respond to their experience using a temporary Internet radio station located on the deck. Accessible at: n.otion.co/si, we are broadcasting live throughout the night, both participants and remote listeners can tune in to this radio programming inspired by and made, in part, for its very own location.
Presented by Northern Lights.mn with support from W Minneapolis—The Foshay
Photograph Patrick Kelley, courtesy Northern Lights.mn
northernspark.org/projects/station-identification.html?org=p
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On the left, KIIS/102.7 main and auxiliary antennas, and the KLLI/92.3 main antenna above a UHF TV antenna.
On the right, KTLA/5's analog antenna, topped by its new beam-tilted UHF digital antenna, both later replaced.
Working in the BCIT sound booth. Editing and recording a news broadcast.
Ashley Burr, BCIT Broadcast and Online Journalism -2016
This is the side elevation of the BBC's Broadcasting House. Broadcasting House and nearby buildings are the home to the BBC's national Radio Stations. www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/keyfacts/stories/broadcasting_h...