November 21, 2017
Student Media in the News
Last Updated on November 21, 2017 by askcbiorg
Suffolk County Community College launches internet radio station
“It’s been an incredible experience,” said Joseph Panzarino, 19, a second year radio and television major from Sayville. “We built a radio station from scratch.”
Panzarino and about 100 other students working toward an associate degree will spend 150 hours staffing the station as part of a credit-bearing internship course. The internet-only station will stream commercial-free music 24 hours per day at scccir.com.
Read more from News Day.
Student morning radio show wakes up campus
The KTXT “On Air” sign lights up, the Red Raider Fanfare plays to start the show and Marks turns into a ball of energy, ready to entertain those who are listening early in the morning to inspire a productive day, he said.
Read more from the Daily Toreador.
And, Radio Survivor visits KLLG-LP in Willits, Calif. and the College Radio Watch column.
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