Category Broadcasting News
1 Dec
Student Media in the News
NPR acquisition of UNLV radio station possible Nevada Public Radio is poised to assume immediate control of UNLV radio station 91.5-FM The Source this December. The public service operating agreement is finally on a Board of Regents meeting agenda after years of deliberation. Read more from The Rebel Yell. Use Amazon Smile to give back […]
READ MORE24 Nov
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CCC launches campus-based radio station Coahoma Community College Radio WCQC 91.3, a new 50,000-watt FM station, will soon be broadcasting from the campus of CCC in Clarksdale, Miss. Read more from the Press Register. College Radio Stands With France The program originally played on the one-week anniversary of the attacks on French college radio stations […]
READ MORE17 Nov
Student media in the news
Fonky Fresh: One Radio DJ’s Megnificent Origin Story When I came to college, however, I realized that my casual hipsterdom just wasn’t cutting it at a university where most every student is at least marginally hipster. So, how do you step up your game when being a normal college hipster just isn’t enough anymore? You […]
READ MORE10 Nov
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WSOU DJ spins his way to national award “I’ve been the production manager for WSOU for about a year and a half now so it’s good to see the hard work paying off,” Flannery said. “The first person I called was my Mom.” Read more from The Setonian. Celebrating the 21st anniversary of Internet radio […]
READ MORE3 Nov
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WKNC’s ‘Fridays on the Lawn’ series continues WKNC 88.1 FM will host the next installment of its “Fridays on the Lawn” concert series on Friday, November 6. The event will feature a distinctly pop feel, with performances by Chapel Hill’s Sunshine Faces and Charlotte “post-internet emotive indie pop” quartet The Mineral Girls. The event begins […]
READ MORE13 Oct
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Listeners outraged over college radio station going silent WNTI 91.9 FM fans have no intention of staying silent about their favorite radio station going silent. Within hours of the Centenary College public radio station abruptly disappearing from the airwaves Monday, they took to a different medium to express their outrage. Read more from Lehigh Valley Live. […]
READ MORE6 Oct
Student Media in the News
Tons of coverage from College Radio Day! WMUL bring Quet, others to College Radio Day KTXT The Raider celebrates College Radio Day It’s College Radio Day Friday at Central Washington University WVUR celebrates international tradition of indie music, student DJs WUTK sheds light on radio journalists and highlights other aspects of college radio Monmouth College […]
READ MORE29 Sep
Student Media in the News
Webcasting Rates and Terms to Improve for Educational Student Stations Under Settlement The Copyright Royalty Board (“CRB”) has published CBI negotiated settlement with SoundExchange (“SX”) as the rules pertaining to certain educational stations which are substantially staffed by students. The CRB publication of agreement signals acceptance of agreement with minor technical changes. CBI sees this […]
READ MORE22 Sep
Student Media in the News
Session Schedules Posted for NSEMC 2015 Visit the CBI Minneapolis website for complete session listings, schedules, speakers and more. • Complete session listing(alphabetical by session title) • Wednesday, Oct. 21 • Thursday, Oct. 22 • Friday, Oct. 23 • Saturday, Oct. 24 Early-bird registration pricing lasts through Oct. 1. To register, click here. For hotel […]
READ MORE15 Sep
Student Media in the News
N.C. university radio stations come together for day party One of the community favorites of Hopscotch is the day parties. These free events that take place before the main festival starts for the night are independently organized and draw not only a diverse group of musical acts, but fans as well. This year, NC State’s […]
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