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Radio-Talk.net welcomes our newest member, Cornelius Gould. Cornelius is currently working in Research and Development at Omnia Audio, and can answer any of your audio processing questions!
Start a blog with us! Scroll down the left side of the main page to the 'Main Menu' box, and click on 'Blog'. It's free, it's easy, and we LOVE to read! Just another cool feature you'll find on no other radio discussion site, brought to you by your friends at www.radio-talk.net !
Radio-Talk is proud to introduce our newest member of the Moderation Team. Jeff Laurence. Jeff is a veteran VO Talent and the owner of two recording studios. Jeff will be moderating the Production and Voice-Over sections of our site. Welcome aboard, Jeff!
Welcome to the NEW meeting place of professionals in the broadcast industry! Welcome to Radio-Talk.net! We're sure you'll love it here!
Here, you'll find just about EVERY feature the "other site" has promised - and NOT delivered - for years! Join the site and post! It will only make it more interesting and we DON'T "rule with an iron fist"! We even remembered to pay for domain renewal before cancellation, this year.
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Thanks to several very generous members - whom you can identify by going to our treasury page - we made it through to June '09! Please remember however, we STILL need YOUR HELP!
Times are tough, and we understand that! If you can't pitch in a few dollars for hosting/design/support, then please tell eveyone you know-- about the new Radio-talk.net ! It's obvious, that the more users (especially participating users) we have, the more reason people will have to not only join us, but also remain active and to make this an exciting and informative place to be! We Just broke the 80 Member mark and we're growing by leaps and bounds every day!
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Is anyone familiar with SAM Broadcaster. I have a friend using it for web streaming. I plan on installing a Optimod-PC 1100 to process the audio since the built in audio processor sounds terrible. How would I configure the software to use the Optimod ...
I just found this site through Radio Brandy. I've worked at 4 commercial stations, and I would like to start a part 15 when we get settled. Due to the economic conditions, I lost my house, but my wife is going to school in San Antonio for a medi ...
As most things related to radio (and TV) are in some way centered around the FCC, what do you all think of an "FCC Discussion" board where we can keep each other up to date on FCC actions? ...
Last year I emailed Bill Norman owner of WNMB about what it takes to make a station successful. Bill sent me back a very good list of things he and his staff have done to make WNMB a success. I thought I'd pass along his insights here:
The push by low-power FM proponents to drop third-adjcacent channel protections for full-power stations, thus allowing more LPFMs on the dial, is gaini ...
A federal appeals court has handed a defeat to the National Association of Broadcasters, siding with the Federal Communications Commission regarding low-power ...
According to the website we love to hate, the FCC, three days ahead of its open meeting, has approved the Report & Order concerning changes in the FM translator rules to allow AM stations to re-broadcast their signals on eligible FM translator st ...
Beginning today, Saturday 6/27 around 5 AM or so until whenever, and continuing through tomorrow, Sunday 6/28 until whenever, is the annual Amateur Radio Field day!
This message includes all you non-ham- radio enthusiasts, too. It's F ...
KHJL (Jill FM) will be leaving its studios behind on Long Ct. in Thousand Oaks, for new digs in Irvine, down in Orange County. Jill FM is a triple-cast on 92.7; one transmitter is in Thousand Oaks, one in California's High Desert in ...
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