For nearly 30 years, audio tape carts were essential to radio station operation, first for spots and later for music. Their initial development is a fascinating story with many loops, er, twists and ...

Apart from a few ads in the Journal of College Radio, they were never really advertised, and few were sold. THE COMPETITION. Despite the huge success of the ATC/Collins cart machine at the 1959 NAB ...

In 2013, Jocelyn Robinson enrolled in a radio-production skills program at WYSO, a public radio station that used to be owned by Antioch College. During the training program, she produced a piece ...

We began recording commercials on these special tape carts. ... Today, many radio and TV stations are being run by computers — thus the decline in the number of live employees.

This is a question about the most useful stuff in the world: duct tape. I used to call it duck tape until some friends laughed at me and said no, it’s duct tape. With a t, not a k. Okay. So now ...

He kept busy teaching radio at WKJ electronic college before landing at Guaranty Broadcasting's 98.1 FM station. "I've been through Z98, Oldies 98 and now Classic Rock Eagle 98.1," Drake said with ...