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Archive
7 Jul
Student Media in the News
Student Radio Station WXTJ To Begin Broadcasting on FM WXTJ, a radio station run entirely by University of Virginia students, is slated to begin broadcasting at 100.1 FM – supplementing its continuing online broadcast – sometime within the coming months. Read more from Charlottesville Tomorrow. Columbus State’s first radio station debuts “This is by far […]
READ MORE30 Jun
Student Media in the News
KCWU-FM PD Nikki Marra Wins International Radio Award Marra was recognized for her 2014 audio documentary, “The College Radio Road Trip,” where she traveled across the country interviewing, comparing and contrasting college radio stations through interviews with administrators, faculty and students at each institution. The documentary was offered to all college radio stations as part […]
READ MORE25 Jun
Spotlight
Today’s spotlight comes from Neumann Media at Neumann University in Aston, Penn. Thanks to Sean McDonald!
READ MORE24 Jun
Board Blog: Why be excited for Minneapolis?
Some of you may be wondering what is in Minneapolis and why should you be excited for this year’s convention? Well after going there at the start of June for the board retreat I can give you three good reasons why everyone should be excited for this years conference in Minneapolis. [fusion_builder_container hundred_percent=”yes” overflow=”visible”][fusion_builder_row][fusion_builder_column type=”1_1″ […]
READ MORE23 Jun
Student media in the news
KEXP to Launch “Under the Needle: the KEXP Sessions” over College and Community Radio According to KEXP, “Every year for the last five years, KEXP has recorded over 500 live on-air performances featuring great artists from across the musical spectrum.” With such a large collection of music content, the station decided that it would like […]
READ MORE16 Jun
Radio Survivor launches Podcast
Radio Survivor, an independent news website devoted to all things radio is debuting the premiere episode of the Radio Survivor Podcast on Tuesday, June 16. The pilot episode of the Radio Survivor Podcast includes news about Santa Cruz, Calif. community radio station KUSP, details about the growth of low power FM (LPFM), a feature on […]
READ MORE11 Jun
Spotlight: KRHS Media at Ritenour High School
Today’s spotlight is from Ritenour High School’s KRHS Media. To learn more, follow them on Facebook or @KRHSMedia on Twitter. Want your media spotlighted on the CBI blog? Email Jessica.
READ MORE10 Jun
Board Blog: Mission Accomplished!
The CBI Board of Directors last week held its annual retreat at the Hyatt Regency Minneapolis, site of the upcoming National Student Electronic Media Convention. The venue and the surrounding neighborhood are tremendous and we are primed to have our best convention ever. [fusion_builder_container hundred_percent=”yes” overflow=”visible”][fusion_builder_row][fusion_builder_column type=”1_1″ background_position=”left top” background_color=”” border_size=”” border_color=”” border_style=”solid” spacing=”yes” background_image=”” […]
READ MORE9 Jun
Student media in the news
Southwestern College Radio Station KSWC increases its power, changes frequency “Essentially, this upgrade boosts our power by 10 times, allowing us to reach several other communities in the area, and allowing us to reach more listeners,” Castor says. “This upgrade is important for a couple of reasons.It shows incoming and current students in the radio […]
READ MORE3 Jun
Student Media in the News
KFJC to Broadcast Live from Eindhoven Psych Lab Award-winning, student and volunteer-run Foothill College radio station KFJC 89.7 FM is excited to be traveling to the Netherlands in order to broadcast live from the Eindhoven Psych Lab. The two-day festival, which will take place at Effenaar in Eindhoven (Netherlands), will feature a range of performances […]
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