Wave Farm Newsroom
The Wave Farm Newsroom includes news about all sorts of radio waves from around the world. The page also archives Wave Farm's organizational monthly email announcements. The WGXC Newsroom features extensive daily community news specific to New York's Upper Hudson Valley region.
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Monday
May
14
10:50 pm
Radio News: President tweets to save Chinese jobs U.S. penalties took away
Ars Technica reports that the president who campaigned on protectionism and making America great again is now tweeting about saving Chinese jobs. "President Xi of China, and I, are working together to...
Sunday
May
13
10:50 pm
Radio News: Company uses cell phone data to tell your location
Jennifer Valentino-DeVries in The New York Times reports that a company called Securus Technologies monitors calls to inmates but can also track people’s cellphones. In at least one case, Cory Hutches...
Thursday
May
10
10:50 pm
Radio News: Net neutrality goes down June 11
Ars Technica reports that June 11 will mark the end of net neutrality in the United States, with the repeal six months after the Federal Communication Commission's 3-2 vote on party lines. The day aft...
Wednesday
May
09
10:50 pm
Radio News: AT&T tried to curry favor with $200,000 to Trump lawyer Cohen
TechDirt reports that corporations don't usually like to be involved in proceedings that end up in court. Like, say, the investigation into whether the campaign of Donald Trump worked with the Russian...
Tuesday
May
08
10:50 pm
Radio News: FCC is now a puffer fish to pirate radio
John Anderson at DIYMedia.net upgrades the Federal Communications Commission from Paper Tiger to Puffer Fish when it comes to pirate radio. Anderson breaks down FCC Chairman Ajit Pai's bragging at the...
Monday
May
07
10:50 pm
Radio News: FCC deciding on what to do with 3.7-4.2 GHz signals
Mitchell Lazarus reports for the Communications Law Blog that the Federal Communications Commission is constantly changing allocations to different parts of the radio spectrum to find more space for b...
Sunday
May
06
10:50 pm
Radio News: Russia, Iran block Telegram
TechDirt reports that Russia and Iran have both used terrorism as a cover reason for silencing the Telegram app, when anonymous political dissent is what the countries are really trying to shut down....
Thursday
May
03
10:50 pm
Radio News: The magnetic field is not about to flip
Ars Technica reports that, don't worry, the earth's magnetic fields are not about to flip. There is a weak spot in one place called the South Atlantic Anomaly. It has been over 800,000 since the earth...
Wednesday
May
02
10:50 pm
Radio News: California, New York looking at net neutrality bills
Ars Technica reports that lawmakers in New York are now mirroring efforts in California, to pass their own net neutrality bills that may be tougher than the ones stripped away by a 3-2 federal vote in...
Tuesday
May
01
10:50 pm
Radio News: FCC commissioner O'Rielly violated the Hatch Act
The U.S. Office of Special Counsel ruled May 1 that Federal Communications Commission Commissioner Michael O’Rielly violated the Hatch Act during an appearance at the Conservative Political Action Con...
Tuesday
May
01
1:00 pm
Wave Farm Email Announcement May 2018
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Monday
Apr
30
10:50 pm
Radio News: Net neutrality effort in Congress starts next week
Free Press reports that on May 9 activists will start a serious, if unlikely attempt to restore net neutrality by forcing the Congressional Review Act resolution to a vote. Democrats claim that all 49...
Sunday
Apr
29
10:50 pm
Radio News: Sprint and T-Mobile propose merger to compete with AT&T, Verizon
USA Today reported that T-Mobile and Sprint announced a merger April 29 that would make the combined company the third-largest cellular carrier in the U.S. The new company, which would be called T-Mob...
Thursday
Apr
26
10:50 pm
Radio News: Is Trump's cell phone safe?
Ars Technica reports that after recent media reports of "increased use" by the President of his unsecured cell phone, Rep. Ted Lieu (D-California) and Rep. Ruben Gallego (D-Arizona) sent a letter to t...
Wednesday
Apr
25
10:50 pm
Radio News: FCC to vote to do away with posting station licenses
The Broadcast Law Blog reports that, a few months after doing away with the Main Studio Rule, the Federal Communications Commission will vote May 10 to eliminate the rule requiring radio stations to p...
Tuesday
Apr
24
10:50 pm
Radio News: FCC proposes new rules for small satellites
The Communications Law Blog reports that the Federal Communications Commission wants to make the process of launching smaller satellites into orbit easier. Instead of the long forms of bureaucratic pa...
Monday
Apr
23
10:50 pm
Radio News: Net neutrality rules, waiting for bureaucracy, begin to end
Amid a number of media reports April 23 that the Federal Communications Commission finally, officially ended net neutrality, the Electronic Frontier Foundation pointed out that, actually most of the o...
Sunday
Apr
22
10:50 pm
Radio News: Judges question if Sinclair-Tribune merger is allowed
Variety reports that on April 20 in Washington D.C., it was not looking good for the Sinclair Broadcast Group, in their efforts to merge with Tribune Media. There, a three-judge panel on the DC Circui...
Thursday
Apr
19
10:50 pm
Radio News: Space agencies transitioning from radio waves to laser communication
The FiveThirtyEight.com website reports about space transmission, and the dwindling bandspace for radio waves and a pending switch to laser communications. The current speeds of space communication ca...
Wednesday
Apr
18
10:50 pm
Radio News: Do not call the FCC, or the Senate, about robocalls
The Hill reports that 15 Democratic senators including New York's Kirsten Gillibrand and Elizabeth Warren from Massachusetts, sent a very strongly worded letter to the Federal Communications Commissio...