For nearly 30 years, audio tape carts were essential to radio station operation, first for spots and later for music.

When ATC/Collins introduced the cart machine at the 1959 NAB Show in Chicago, it revolutionized radio. Along with the 45 rpm record, the cart machine made the top 40 format possible. Over four decades ...

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 ...

Tape measure antennas have a long and proud history in amateur radio and shortwave listening, being a long strip of conductive material rolled up in a convenient package.

The station was founded by Mexican radio king Victor Diaz. At one time he owned pretty much every big station in the border region: Radio Latina, Fiesta Mexicana, Jammin’ Z90, and Hot Country.

Scotty Drake manning the controls at WLCS-AM radio station in 1977.

We began recording commercials on these special tape carts. Then audio networks began to use news that was pre-recorded and sent down a network to subscribing stations.

A Japanese radio station will broadcast a 1955 tape of an execution in a special program next month, a rare move to raise public awareness as the government increases the frequency at which it ...

Lanza killed 26 people at Sandy Hook Elementary School in December 2012 The purported call by Lanza to an Oregon radio station lasted more than 7 minutes Call was made one year before Newtown%2C ...

Following two days of coverage of the 49ers ' media-primer tape that went both public and horribly awry, we'll focus on one broad and one specific issue regarding how KNBR (680 AM) and sister ...

On today’s episode of “Will It Antenna?”, [Ben Eadie (VE6SFX)] designs and tests an antenna made entirely of tape, and spoiler alert — it works pretty well. By way of backgr… ...