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The New York City area is one of the well-known hotbeds for unlicensed broadcast activity.

The $200,000 grant is in support of the Public Media Journalists Association's Editor Corps program, designed to offer short-term editing assistance to newsrooms.

Running the new commissioner's office will be Krista Senell, former legal advisor in the FCC’s Office of Engineering and Technology.

The company says this is the transmitter that makes SFN accessible to all broadcasters. Its built-in GPS receiver eliminates the need for external equipment. We are featuring the products that won the Radio World Best of Show Award at the 2025 NAB Show.

Dielectric and SCMS hosted a gathering of 60 engineers and vendors on Maine's Sebago Lake this month. Here's a flavor of the event through photos.

Reader Les Rayburn enjoyed our feature on hearing long-distance signals via E-Skip. "Hearing distant radio and TV stations during the summer months led me to explore the science of propagation," he wrote.

One of the hobbyists we featured in our story on long-distance FM, Randy Zerr (KW4RZ), was at it again on June 26, hearing double-hop stations from as far as eastern North Carolina, at over 2,000 miles, from his location in the Nevada desert. Check out his compilation, recorded off of Zerr's SDR.

Its campus is located in Madrid's "Content City," said to be a technology hub within the European Union. The school outfitted its radio studios with Forum Split consoles and the AudioPlus automation system.

• International Association for Media and Communication Research Conference, July 13—17, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
• IEEE International Symposium on Antennas & Propagation and North American Radio Science Meeting, July 13—18, Ottawa, Ontario
• ABU-ASBU-WorldDAB Technical Workshop, July 15–17, online
• Florida Media Conference, July 30—Aug. 1, Sunseeker, Charlotte Harbor, Fla.

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