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18 Jul
Student Media in the News
Radio Survivor supports net neutrality The distance between broadcast radio and internet radio gets narrower every day, as more people tune in on their computers and smartphones, even if they’re listening to the online stream of a terrestrial station. For many listeners public radio and podcasts are nearly synonymous, choosing to listen to “This American […]
READ MORE11 Jul
Student Media in the News
This Rare Recording of WRAS in Atlanta Shows Why the 1980s Really Were The Golden Age of College Radio Before the explosive growth of commercial “alternative rock” networks, college stations like WRAS provided access to music one could hear no where else on the dial. Listening to this recording reveals the Cambrian-Explosion-like variety of styles […]
READ MORE4 Jul
Student Media in the News
After 42 years, WUMD has its final FM show Just before noon on Monday, current and former WUMD DJs made their final sign offs prior to going completely online after 42 years of broadcasting. “We will come back out on the other side,” said Jennifer Mulcare-Sullivan, station manager, on the air before sign offs. “We’re […]
READ MORE27 Jun
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Chicago radio thrives at the left of the dial I have my issues with the student DJs on college radio—they’re sometimes maddeningly inarticulate and sometimes ridiculously self-indulgent, whether they’re trying to entertain themselves or affect some sort of detached cool. But I still love the stations where they work, because the programming there has the […]
READ MORE20 Jun
Student Media in the News
KWVA Customizes Workflow to Fit Students’ Needs Fast forward to 2016 — and now working with part of a $95 million budget — KWVA is firmly reimagined as a state-of-the-art broadcast facility located in the newly reconstructed student union. There is a large open performance space outside the studios wired for broadcasting live shows, two […]
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Student Media in the News
Submit session proposals for CBI San Antonio College Broadcasters, Inc. (CBI) is accepting session proposals from all interested parties for the CBI 2017 National Student Electronic Media Convention to be held Nov. 2-4 at the Hyatt Regency San Antonio. CBI will consider all proposals from students, advisers, managers and industry professionals and gives strong preference […]
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Emerson College to induct four into Hall of Fame Emerson College in Boston is well known for its award-winning, student-run station, WERS 88.9. On Saturday, June 3, this will be further acknowledged when the station hosts its Ninth Annual Hall of Fame induction ceremony and honors alumni who have gone on to contribute significantly to […]
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Skidmore DJs All Tuned In; Heard Beyond Campus ‘Bubble’ The station’s low-power signal fades away after about 15 miles in any direction. In addition to FM radios, though, listeners anywhere can tune in by visiting the WSPN website. In his time at the helm, Klein found that the “tight-knit community” of DJs makes WSPN more […]
READ MORE23 May
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WICB says thank you to General Manager Chris Wheatley For 32 years, Chris Wheatley, the Manager of Radio and Television Operations at Ithaca College has dedicated countless hours of service to WICB — including some time working on the station as a student himself. Now, as he prepares to retire, the staff and past alumni […]
READ MORE17 May
Board Blog: 10 Student Media Skills for your Resume
It’s summer, a time for the newly graduated to fill out scores of applications in hopes of landing that first full-time job. For those who worked in student radio and television, don’t forget to add that role to your resume. Regardless of your major or career plans, your student media experience has taught you a […]
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