Tom Keith, ‘A Prairie Home Companion’s’ Sound Guy, Has Died
Keith worked as a special effects master in public radio since the ’70s. He died Sunday in his home in Minnesota. He was 64.
MBC Group Picks Eutelsat’s Atlantic Bird’ 7 Satellite to Support HDTV Roll-Out Across the Middle East and North Africa
PARIS, October 31, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — Eutelsat Communications (Euronext Paris: ETL) and MBC Group announce the signature of a multiyear contract for capacity on Eutelsat’s […]
‘Prophet’ repents for doomsday predictions
Family Radio Stations Inc. founder and chairman Harold Camping on Monday confessed that he got it wrong that the Second Coming of Jesus Christ would […]
Brazil, Peru to Sign Bilateral Cooperation Accords
31 de octubre de 2011, 10:52 Brasilia, Oct 31 (Prensa Latina) Brazil and Peru will sign technical cooperation agreements on sectors such as digital television, […]
Lisa Simeone and NPR’s executive cowardice | Dan Gillmor
National Public Radio’s ditching of World of Opera over its host’s anti-war activism typifies a feeble, misguided ‘non-partisanship’ I am a fan of National Public […]
Uganda: Digital TV Operators Want Taxes Cut
Investors in the broadcasting industry want the Government to subsidise the costs of equipment to support digital migration technology.
EU in 4G mobile ‘digital dividend’ divvy-up proposal
The EU Council of Ministers has thrashed out a proposal for harmonising the 800MHz band for telephony services across Europe, potentially allowing for 4G roaming […]
Dishonest Swedish companies exploit Baltic workers
A Swedish news radio program this week drew attention to a reported trend of unemployed and indebted Latvians and Estonians going to Sweden on the […]
The BBC’s agreement with S4C is a watershed moment for broadcasting
BBC’s DQF cuts announcements something happened last week, virtually unnoticed, that might well come to be seen as a watershed moment for public broadcasting in […]
The BBC’s agreement with S4C is a watershed moment for broadcasting
Is this landmark agreement between the BBC and S4C the beginning of federalisation? In the midst of News Corp’s continuing travails and the aftermath of […]