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            Articles in this issue include:

Introduction to    rec.radio.broadcasting (11-1-93)    (R.R.B Moderator)
Re: Three A's                        (William A. Goldsmith)
Re: Digital Radio                    (William A. Goldsmith)
Re: LOCALISM & ETHNIC RADIO                (William A. Goldsmith)
imus                            (Bernie    Wu)
Re: Imus correction                    (Bernie    Wu)
Inactive frequencies                    (Mark Roberts)
Re: Question/comment about WBZ's new IDs        (Scott D Fybush)

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Subject: Introduction to rec.radio.broadcasting (11-1-93)
From: [e-mail] (R.R.B Moderator)
Organization: Airwaves Radio Journal

Greetings:

Rec.radio.broadcasting (r.r.b) is a Usenet newsgroup which
was founded in April of 1992, in order to provide a forum for
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Already in existance was rec.radio.shortwave, which centers around the
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Subject: Re: Three A's
From: [e-mail] (William A. Goldsmith)
Organization: Netcom Online Communications Services (408-241-9760 login: guest)

In article <2cvjce$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (James Hale) writes:
>
>I've been hearing a lot about the new triple-A or A-3 format
>in the States. None of the 20 local stations have adopted it
>yet, but I'd like to get a better idea of the extent of the
>A-3 playlists. Can anyone e-mail me the types of artists I
>might hear on an A-3 commercial (ie, non-campus) station?
>Many thanks.
>

The station I work for - KPIG - gets classified as A-3, although only about
half of what we play makes the national A-3 charts. Some of the 'core' A-3
artists (at least here) are:  John Hiatt, Shawn Colvin, Dylan, Jackson Browne,
Roseanne Cash, Taj Mahal, - Why can't I ever think of this stuff without some-
thing to refer to??

If you forward your fax # or snail address, I'll send you a KPIG playlist.

--
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William Goldsmith                [e-mail]
KPIG [phone]  Fax [phone]  V-mail [phone]
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Subject: Re: Digital Radio
From: [e-mail] (William A. Goldsmith)
Organization: Netcom Online Communications Services (408-241-9760 login: guest)

In article <2chgfb$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Harold Hallikainen) writes:
>>True enough, but you can possibly manage to get 9600 bps on each of the
>now thinking of making some "frequency shifters" to hetrodyne standard
>2400 bps QAM (or higher speed dial-up modems) up to FM subcarrier (26
>KHz to 92 KHz) or video subcarrier (4.5 MHz up to 10 MHz for use on
>microwave systems).  This "frequency shift" approach would allow low
>cost mass market modems to be used to generate and demodulate the
>signals, then just shift them to where we have spectrum available.
>    So far it's just a thought.  Any comments?
>
>Harold

Thats a *very* interesting idea. Do you know what kind of filtering is used
on the output of standard dial-up modems? Is the output of the tone multiplexer
bandpass-filtered to 300-3k or do they let the telco stuff deal with that?

If you decide to pursue this, I'd love to hear the results. If I get a chance
to play around with it, I'll forward the results.
--
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William Goldsmith                [e-mail]
KPIG [phone]  Fax [phone]  V-mail [phone]
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Subject: Re: LOCALISM & ETHNIC RADIO
From: [e-mail] (William A. Goldsmith)
Organization: Netcom Online Communications Services (408-241-9760 login: guest)

In article <2cqq9g$[e-mail]> "Leslie A. Clingman" <[e-mail]> writes:
>ATTENTION PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE TOPICS OF LOCALISM & ETHNIC RADIO:
>According to the 1993 Broadcasting & Cable Yearbook, the following stations
>broadcast at least 10 hours/weekly American Indian language-news-historical-
>music-and/or cultural programming:
>
>ALASKA:  Nome - KICY 850 AM
>
>ARIZONA:  Tuba City - KGHR 91.5 FM
>                    _ KTBA 1050 AM
>          Whiteriver - KNNB 88.1 FM
>
>CALIFORNA:  Hoopa - KIDE 91.3 FM
>
>NEW MEXICO:  Alamo Community - KABR 1500 AM
>             Farmington - KNDN 960 AM
>             Gallup - KGAK 1330 AM
>             Ramah - KTDB 89.7 FM
>             Tse Bonito - KHAC 880 AM
>             Zuni - KSHI 90.9 FM
>
>OREGON:  Warm Springs - KWSO 91.9 FM
>
>WISCONSIN:  Reserve - WOJB 88.9 FM
>

Add to the list  KTNN - Window Rock, AZ 660 AM

This is a 50kw DA-N station owned by the Navajo  Nation. The program mostly
country music with announcements & ads in a mixture of English & Navajo.
Mornings are all-Navajo & throughout the day they play Navajo chants once
per hour after the news. I hear the station easily at night here in Califor-
nia & I heard it just about everywhere on the reservation when I was last
back that way.
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William Goldsmith                [e-mail]
KPIG [phone]  Fax [phone]  V-mail [phone]
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Subject: imus
From: [e-mail] (Bernie Wu)
Organization: Computers & Dreams BBS  [phone] HST

->While anyone with Stern's success could hardly be called a loser, that
->does not mean he has 'talent'.  Stern appeals to a very base level in
->people, and in many markets, he is the best they have.
yes in biggest markets like NY and LA whre there is lots of
compitition

->Remember that Rush has a radio show, a TV show and TWO hit books out
:-).
->While I disagree with Rush on a lot of things, he is much more
->entertaining  at his WORST, than Stern is at his best (IMHO).
In my opinion Rush is ok but his tv and radio show do sowell because
they compete against nothing. His radio show is on in the midday and
his tv show is on against infocommercials. But you shouldnt compare
the 2.

->Stern's TV show (the original 'creative' one) is history and he does
->not do a good Barbara Walters on the 'E' channel IMHO.
i've seen of few of the e! shows and he is no Babrbar walters. He
has his own unique style of interviewing. Why would anyone want to
be like Babara???

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Subject: Re: Imus correction
From: [e-mail] (Bernie Wu)
Organization: Computers & Dreams BBS  [phone] HST

>Imus never said stern was a loser, he said he was a "dirty-mouthed
>little punk" which from my exposure to stern is about right.
Imus quoted a boston paper saying the ABC station there dropped
the NYC marathon after the Hoard Stern wannabee Don Imus did
commentary. Imus then went on to say "Howard stern what a loser"


>has "juice". How many times has Bubba Clinton been on with stern?
>Not to mention an array  of Governers and Senators that are heard
>regularly on Imus in the Morning.
How many times have strippers goten naked for Imus? The shows
have 2 different audiences so guests shouldnt be compared.

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Subject: Inactive frequencies
From: ucsd!tyrell.net![e-mail] (Mark Roberts)
Organization: Tyrell Corp.

The number of postings about "Radio AAHS" stirs up a question in my mind.

How long can an AM station stay dormant before it loses its license and
gives up its rights to the frequency?

In the Kansas City area, KJLA (1510, daytimer) and KFEZ (1190, formerly KJLA)
were "dark" for a year or more but eventually returned to the air.

In Topeka, WREN (1250), was off the air for two years or more, but has
returned to the air.  However, its nighttime pattern seems to be different
than before.

At present, KCXL (1140, licensed to Liberty) has been dark for nearly a
year and a half.  A CP for a fulltime station at 890 licensed to Gladstone,
Mo. has never been activated but, as far as I know, has not been deleted,
either.

The 1140 facility is a dog--500 watts, daytime-only.  But 890 is fulltime
with 1.1 kW, and in KC's northern suburbs.

Ironic note:  the KCXL studios are on 63rd Street,  not far at all
from where I live.  The plastic sign with the station's logo looks like
it's been punched in.

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Subject: Re: Question/comment about WBZ's new IDs
From: [e-mail] (Scott D Fybush)
Organization: The World Public Access UNIX, Brookline, MA

"Terry M. Stader KA8SCP" <[e-mail]> writes:

>I have noticed to that even the various radio personalities on the air
>are boasting that they can be heard in 38 states! Sure they are a
>clear channel station... but I wonder what the real issue is here. I am
>not against it... don't get me wrong, I am just curious as to whether
>their license is up for renewal? Are they ready to make another change?
>Buy another station on the West Coast so they can simulcast and have 50 states?

Well, actually, WBZ's corporate parent, Westinghouse Broadcasting Corp.,
better known as "Group W," already owns stations that can be heard in at
least 45 states (AK, HI, and the Pacific Northwest are iffy).  The stations
are: WBZ-AM-TV Boston, WINS-AM/WNEW-FM New York, KYW-AM-TV/WMMR-FM
Philadelphia, KDKA AM-TV Pittsburgh, WJZ-TV Baltimore, WMAQ-AM Chicago,
KILT-AM-FM/KIKK-AM-FM Houston, WLLZ-FM Detroit, KFWB-AM/KTWV-FM Los Angeles,
KPIX-TV San Francisco, and pending FCC approval, AM1550 and FM95.7 in San
Francisco.  Of these, WBZ, WINS, KYW, KDKA, and WMAQ are all 50 thousand
watt clear-channel stations.

As far as I know, there are no major changes planned at WBZ (at least I
HOPE not ;-).  What the new stagers and image spots (heard at :08 and :38
during the day) are designed to do are simply to remind New Englanders
what they're listening to.  It seems many people are using WBZ as a
utility, but forgetting to mention it in their ratings books.  At least
that's management's belief.  Go figure...

-=Scott Fybush - [e-mail] - WBZ Radio, Boston=-
"This...is...IT.  The 50 thousand watt clear channel voice of NEWS RADIO.
WBZ Boston...NEWS RADIO 1030...dah dumm..."


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