Category Broadcasting News
1 May
Foothill College radio station KFJC 89. 7 FM starts annual “Month of Mayhem”
Month of special programming begins May 1, 2013, with specials on a range of topics, including radio drama, power pop, punk rock, techno, the gospel of Blind Willie Johnson, John Coltrane’s “Ascension,” Australia punk ’73-’85, music from “The Prisoner” television show, a 4-hour special featuring 8-track tapes, the 10th edition of the KFJC mellotron special, […]
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34th Annual Student Emmy awards announced
The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Foundation in conjunction with mtvU hosted their 34th College Television Awards in Los Angeles. This nationwide competition recognizes student excellence in college student produced video and digital film work in categories such as Animation, Comedy, Drama, Documentary, Music Composition and more. Check out the full list of Student […]
READ MORE20 Apr
McNeese hopes to have radio station on air next year
McNeese State University’s noncommercial, community-run radio station could be on the air sometime early next year, Candace Townsend, the school’s public information and communications director, said Thursday. The station — KBYS-FM (88.5) — will broadcast across the street from the university at the old One Hour Martinizing building, 4120 Ryan St. Funding for the station […]
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WSOU Inducts Glenn Schuck, Bob Windrem Into Hall Of Fame
“It is an honor for us to induct Bob Windrem and Glenn Schuck into the WSOU Hall of Fame,” says general manager Mark Maben. “Bob and Glenn have had incredibly successful and exciting careers, yet each has always taken the time to work closely with our students. Both of them truly reflect Seton Hall’s commitment […]
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Archivists to commemorate WMUC’s successes, strife
For project leader Laura Schnitker, it’s a look into the past of the college radio station she’s come to love, both as an ethnomusicologist and as a station volunteer for the past eight years. “I like the spirit of college radio. I like to hear stories about especially undergrad students who come to the university […]
READ MORE15 Apr
High School Radio Day: April 24
High School Radio Day is Wednesday, April 24! Here’s some of the latest news: At the same time, there’s still optimism about high school radio. High School Radio Day is a nice attempt to bring stations together, especially in light of their scarcity. The annual John Drury High School Radio Awards competition also works to […]
READ MORE10 Apr
Weather watchers: Vermont college precipitates meteorologists
Would-be TV meteorologists can cut their teeth at the college’s TV studio, News 7, which broadcasts a half-hour daily news show to 14 nearby towns via cable. Read more from the Burlington Free Press here.
READ MORE9 Apr
Campus stations keep the beat unique
Hazel Moellering, a 21-year-old senior who is the music director of WHWS, describes the music played on the station as “cool and off-tempo.” “We’re letting people explore less mainstream types of music. We get lots of alternatives, international stuff — and lesser known stuff from all over the country,” said Moellering. Read more from Rochester’s […]
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The reddit school of college radio
Radio Survivor brings us the top tips from a Reddit thread on college radio DJ tips here. My favorite? Always keep your audience in mind.
READ MORE14 Mar
88.1 WESU Named “Best College Radio Station” in Advocate Readers Poll
WESU is Wesleyan’s non-commercial college and community radio station, reaching an audience of 1 million people throughout Connecticut and southern Massachusetts. The station offers a wide variation of music and free form shows, as well as a schedule of public affairs and independent and alternative news programming. On last year’s Hartford Advocate Readers Poll, WESU […]
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