Category Member News
18 Nov
Student Media in the News
88.1 The Burg manager gets tattoo to memorialize station’s award A slightly anxious Travis Box was right on time for his 2:30 appointment — no doubt thanks to the 10 members of his crew who walked him to the tattoo studio to witness the occasion. Box is general manager of CWU’s student radio station, KCWU-FM […]
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Submit comments by Nov. 26 to support webcasting rates
The statutory license for “Non-commercial Webcasters” (like you, quite likely) is due to expire at the end of 2015. CBI has negotiated a settlement with SoundExchange that would largely keep the same rates and terms of the statutory license in place for the next five years after that (from 2016 through 2020). For this to […]
READ MORE11 Nov
Student Media in the News
IU Kokomo on the air, on Internet radio station Riley, a junior new media major from New Palestine, is just one of the student DJs on the internet-based Radio Free Kokomo, a student organization that broadcasts 24 hours a day, seven days a week, at radiofreekokomo.org. Read more from the IUK newsroom blog. The […]
READ MORE4 Nov
Student Media in the News
DJ Brosky delivers The Everything Bagel Inside the quiet broadcast booths of campus radio station KWVA, University of Oregon senior Bryan Kalbrosky finds refuge from the EMU construction, which hammers on only a few yards away. Read more from The Daily Emerald. MU acquires radio station from Stephens College MU officials announced Friday that the […]
READ MORE30 Oct
WETD 90.7 FM starts streaming online
WETD 90.7 FM officially began streaming its broadcast signal online through its newly renovated website, www.wetd.fm, on Sept. 27 during the Alfred State Homecoming/Family Weekend celebration. This means the radio station can now be heard around the world, allowing Alfred State’s prospective students, alumni, and community members 24/7 access to WETD’s broadcast signal online. WETD […]
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College Media in the News
YCParanormal brings radio to an otherworldly level Still pursuing the paranormal more than 30 years later, Colonna started YCParanormal, a new 88.1 York College radio station from 9 to 11 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesdays. Read more from FlipSidePA. WESU Radio Celebrates 75th Anniversary Nov. 2 Established in 1939 and currently celebrating its’ […]
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Student Media in the News
Rowan Radio marks 50 years His first time live on Rowan Radio, Ricky Schuh was terrified. More than 1.3 million potential listeners in a 30-mile radius of Rowan University were about to hear the freshman’s voice — stammers and all. Read more from The Daily Journal. BUTV10’s ‘Paper Trail’ creates campus buzz The drama […]
READ MORE14 Oct
Student Media in the News
College Media Day grows “This year’s celebration of College Radio Day definitely built off of last year,” Station Manager Erica Szczepaniak said. “Last year, WSOU focused mainly on discussing college radio with students throughout New Jersey from colleges such as Montclair State and NJIT. This year, WSOU not only met and broadcasted with students from […]
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Student Media in the News
Lots of coverage of stations participating in College Radio Day: • Seton Hall’s WSOU in Radio World • Wilkes University’s WCLH and Luzerne County Community College’s WSFX• Central Washington University’s KCUW • Marshall University’s WMUL in the Marshall Parthenon • New York stations on Upstate Live • UCCS Radio in The Gazette • University of […]
READ MORE23 Sep
Student Media in the News
KFJC to broadcast Liverpool International Festival of Psychedelia Award-winning, student and volunteer-run Foothill College radio station KFJC 89. 7 FM is excited to be traveling to the United Kingdom in order to broadcast live from the Liverpool International Festival of Psychedelia. The two-day festival, which will take place at Liverpool’s Camp & Furnace/Blade Factory complex […]
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