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This paper presents an historical overview of the development of newspapers, and radio stations in most of Asia and the Pacific: including China, Japan, and South Korea.

Xfm is launching X-Ray, a spin-off consumer music title targeting 18- to 30-year-old socially active music lovers. The title, which will launch in October, will have an initial print run [...]

Software radios promise to radically redefine battlefield communications. There was a situation reported during the 1999 NATO air campaign over Kosovo where German and American aircraft on the same mission [...]

By Rodney L. Pringle, rpringle@phillips.com Software-defined radio isn't the answer for premature hair loss, impotence or reversing the aging process. But the FCC definitely sees the new generation radio equipment […]

Are you a risk taker? Do you embrace new technology and new ideas? Or are you guilty of dragging your feet? Have you ever dismissed someone's suggestion to install or [...]

CAMBRIDGE Silicon Radio (CSR) has come up with a way of adding a Bluetooth short range wireless capability to mobile phones by using the battery pack. CSR's BlueCore single chip […]

DESIGN MOMENTUM is building for the short-range wireless communications interface known as Bluetooth. Major product launches are planned for next year. Ericsson Mobile Communications announced separate deals with STMicroelectronics (ST) […]

ORLANDO, Fla.--Optimistic discussion of digital radio made its return to the 1999 National Assn. of Broadcasters Radio Show show held Aug. 31-Sept. 2 here, marking the 10th year that the […]

Sony Music Entertainment's SW Networks has announced plans to sell off its longform programming, including the weekly shows 'Country's Most Wanted,' 'hardDrive,' and 'Personal Notes,' which is hosted by musician […]

As television broadcasters and advertisers grapple with the revolution brought on by the popularity of digital video recorders, a company is looking to transform traditional over-the-air radio in ways that [...]

Prototype system begins field tests in spring; if successful, stations could be on air in three years National satellite radio moved a step closer to existence (at least on paper) [...]

Broadcasters optimistic about USA Digital Radio/Lucent IBOC project Radio broadcasters applauded the announcement last week by USA Digital Radio (USADR) and Lucent Technologies of their plan jointly to develop in-band [...]

Quantel will be working with Panasonic in the coming months to ensure that its editing systems and video servers will be compatible with the P2 solid-state memory product lineup. According [...]

Lucent Digital Radio, one of three companies angling to be selected the standard for digital radio broadcasting known as IBOC (in-band-on-channel), has begun a major test of its patented system [...]

THE GRAND LENNON: Look for Sean Lennon's first full-length solo album, produced by Cibo Matto's Yuka Honda, to come out on Grand Royal Records in late spring. According to label […]

Interactive delivery system may be used to expand Arbitron services Arbitron and Digital Courier International Corp. last week announced plans to develop an electronic communications system for radio stations, advertisers [...]

New server will integrate satellite and phone lines for audio data delivery ABC Radio Networks and DG Systems jointly are developing a new digital audio distribution server that will integrate [...]