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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Sunday
Jul
05
10:34 pm
Call For Submissions / New Adventures in Sound Art
Call For Submissions / New Adventures in Sound Art / HOME - DeepWireless, Sound Travels & SOUNDplay Festivals / Toronto, ON /Deadline Date: Wednesday, September 30, 2009New Adventures in Sound Art...
Sunday
Jul
05
1:05 am
How to build a radio in a POW camp
By Cory Doctorow in Boing Boing:This first-hand account of the construction of a clandestine shortwave radio by British POWs in a Japanese camp in Singapore really reminds me of James Clavell's magnif...
Friday
Jul
03
10:32 pm
R23 Information Services #98
Twitter Users More Engaged with Music -- and More Likely to Pay for ItNPDSeven Apps Worth Buying Headphones FornytimesLessons Learned From Twitter Windfalls billboardRadio stations step up battle agai...
Friday
Jul
03
10:21 pm
R23 Information Services #97
President Obama signed the Webcaster Settlement Act of 2009The top internet radio stationstelegraph.co.ukFCC Opening Door for New LPTV and TV Translator Applicationscomm law blogWired Editor-in-Chief...
Friday
Jul
03
8:36 pm
FCC opening door for new LPTV and TV translator applications
By Matt McCormick in CommLawBlog:Ever want to own your own television station? Your chance is just around the corner, as long as you’re willing to start small with a Low Power Television or TV transla...
Wednesday
Jul
01
4:35 pm
Spy Numbers
The Palais de Tokyo is currently holding a "Spy Numbers" exhibit: On the short waves of our radios, voices read out uninterrupted series of numbers. 2… 11… 58… 35… 23…Whether they are encrypted instru...
Wednesday
Jul
01
1:11 am
National Call-In Radio Day
The Prometheus Radio Project is among the organizers of the day to help bring low-power FM to communities throughout the United States. Join people from across the country to tell Congress to open up...
Tuesday
Jun
30
1:13 am
Radio talk-show host Neil Rogers retires
The Miami Herald reported that Neil Rogers, one of the United States' best talk show hosts, took a buyout check and retired today. Rogers, 66, and Miami's WQAM-AM 560 jointly announced that he is leav...
Monday
Jun
29
3:36 pm
OPEN CALL: FuturePlaces
"Radio Futura," the official FuturePlaces radio station broadcasting live during the FuturePlaces 2009 digital media festival (October 14-17, 2009 in Porto, Portugal), is looking for submissions. "Rad...
Friday
Jun
26
4:50 pm
FMjam
Last night at free103point9's Noise! festival at the Ontological Theater in Manhattan, Jeremy Slater and Tamara Yadao used the FMjam transmitter in his performance. It is a small transmitter with nume...
Thursday
Jun
25
5:39 am
Senate expected to confirm Genachowski as new FCC chairman
By Jack Kontney in Broadcast Engineering:President Obama's nominee for Federal Communications Commission chairman, Julius Genachowski, has emerged from a June 16 Senate Commerce, Science and Transport...
Wednesday
Jun
24
5:44 am
New radio chip mimics human ear
From Science Daily:MIT engineers have built a fast, ultra-broadband, low-power radio chip, modeled on the human inner ear, that could enable wireless devices capable of receiving cell phone, Internet,...
Monday
Jun
22
4:57 pm
OPEN CALL: International Symposium on Electronic Art
ISEA2010 RUHR is the 16th International Symposium on Electronic Art, a major conference and exhibition event for art, media and technology, scheduled for 20-29 August 2010 in the German Ruhr region (D...
Wednesday
Jun
17
6:25 pm
Radio chip inspired by human ear
By David Pescovitz on Boing Boing:MIT researchers built a radio chip inspired by the inner ear. The "RF cochlea chip" could be a key component in a "cognitive radio," a device that can determine the a...
Tuesday
Jun
16
10:15 pm
Fitzrovia Radio Hour: radio-drama revival troupe
By Cory Doctorow on Boing Boing:Fitzrovia Radio Hour is a radio-drama performance troupe in the UK who do over-the-top, steampunky stories that pay homage to the golden age of British radio plays. I s...
Tuesday
Jun
16
3:20 am
Snelson and Milutis performance
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hn8EOnCrp-Y&hl=en&fs=1&]Performance by Danny Snelson and Joe Milutis for Writing for their Lives @ UW-Bothell. Milton's Paradise Lost, Book I is sam...
Sunday
Jun
14
5:11 am
R23 Information Services #96
Building a Wifi Radiomightyohm.comNet gives pirate radio the last laughnew scientistSmartphone Rises Fast From Gadget to NecessitynytimesSocial Networks Eclipse E-MailnytimesTrent Reznor Says No More...
Friday
Jun
12
4:49 pm
Some in Congress hot to expand LPFM service
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihSowebyCT0&hl=en&fs=1&]Above: On June 11, 2009, at a hearing of the House Energy and Commerce Committee's Subcommittee on Communications, Technolog...
Tuesday
Jun
09
3:53 pm
Public wins in court over low-power FM
From Matthew Lasar in Ars Technica:Supporters of low-power FM (LPFM) radio won a victory on Friday when a federal appeals court rejected a lawsuit to stop the Federal Communications Commissions from p...
Monday
Jun
08
4:23 am
It's the Internet, Stupid
From Xeni Jardin via Boing Boing:A collaborative commentary on The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), which proposes a new economic foundation for the USA through "job preservation and cre...