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How to increase your station’s “Quality Rating”
The primary factor in our quality rating is the delay between when a listener clicks on Listen and when the programming starts streaming. A large majority of commercial radio stations are using Microsoft’s Windows Media Streaming to do their streaming. … Continue reading
Posted in Radio Business, Streaming Radio Guide
Tagged fast streaming, latency, microsoft
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What People Like and what People Hide
Now that there are new icons, perhaps more people will notice they can create a favorites list of Stations or Shows – or block/hide programs they are not interested in even seeing listed. Since that feature has been around a long time, … Continue reading
Posted in Streaming Radio Guide
Tagged favorite programs, popularity, radio
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The economy and AM stations “going dark”
Just a gentle reminder that I’m not a “radio biz” guy – I’ve never had a job in radio, don’t own anything related to radio, don’t derive any income from radio… so I could just be connecting dots that make … Continue reading
Posted in Radio Business
Tagged AM Radio, Economy, FCC
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Addition of all TV transmitters
With the Nearby Transmitter page working nicely, I decided to go back to the FCC database and add in every FCC licensed TV transmitter. As you know, we are about to FINALLY end analog TV (in most places) in June … Continue reading
Posted in Streaming Radio Guide
Tagged Community TV, LPTV, TV boosters, TV Translators
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Volunteer program celebrates 2nd anniversary
Today is the second anniversary of when I put out the call for helpers. I discovered that today as I was copying the old “News” into the blog. As the number of stations that were streaming grew and grew, it … Continue reading
Posted in Streaming Radio Guide
Tagged volunteer
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Re-learning the lessons of 9/11
One of the lessons learned (or not!) from the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Center towers was the importance to public safety of NOT having most or all of your city’s TV and radio station transmitters at the top … Continue reading
Posted in Opinions, Radio Business
Tagged 9/11, Chicago, DHS, Freedom, Hancock Building, New York, Sears Tower
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The Highs and the Lows of Radio
Since Americans are obsessed with having the biggest, tallest, longest, fastest, most powerful things – you might wonder – what transmitter is the highest above sea level in the United States? The highest licensed transmitter for public signals is K280DZ … Continue reading
Posted in Fun Stuff
Tagged Asian Tourists, highest, lowest
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