Graduation music has a way of following people long after the caps are tossed and the chairs are folded away. For many ...

Before YouTube, you had to watch your educational videos on film. In the 1970s, if you studied radio, you might have seen the video from Universal Education and Visual Arts, titled Understanding ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. Bob Sirott joins John Landecker to take a ...

The FCC-required proof-of-performance was an annual ritual for broadcast engineers from the earliest days of radio up to deregulation in the 1980s. In the early 1970s, many engineers might have ...

A song that gets extensive radio play is almost guaranteed to be a hit. However, not every song that becomes a hit–even those that go to No. 1–will be remembered in the decades to come. In fact, ...

As a loyal Radio World reader you are entitled to something more than the mere rantings of a third-tier ex-disc jockey. Thus I’m going to share with you the coolest Christmas event we ever ran during ...

Of all places, Facebook has become the meeting spot for radio fans. Between the open posts and special groups dedicated to particular aspects of the industry (including “I love AM Radio” and “I Loved ...

Radio stations, government entities, and even fans have tried to prevent some songs through the years from getting released or aired to the masses. The 1970s were one particular era when this happened ...