Based on nearly 20 years of educational radio experience Radioedu.com is here to help you with issues and ideas:

 

·         Radio station consulting for technical issues, designs and broadcasting systems

·         low power broadcasting (AM/FM) radio stations

·         highway information radio and travelers advisory radio stations

·         language translation systems, AM and FM systems

·         high school radio stations, college radio stations, educational radio stations

·         even elementary school radio stations, or middle school radio stations

·         complete studio design and package recommendations (we don’t sell gear)

 

Our on-site experience is global (Canada, Finland, France, Mexico, Netherlands, Taiwan, USA) and we’ll put up a photo gallery…soon…

 

If you have questions about the articles or ideas generated, feel free to drop us a line.

 

For now, please read the “Radio.edu” column by John Devecka every month(-ish) In Radio Guide Magazine (FREE subscription)

 

·         August 2003 – Introducing WLOY, Loyola College in Maryland

·         September 2003 – Recording and Production @ WLOY

·         November 2003 – Intro to Low Power AM Systems

·         December 2003 – Intro to Low Power FM Systems

·         January 2004 – Intro to Travelers Information Systems

·         March 2004 – College Broadcasters Are The Future

·         May 2004 – Low Power Pitfalls

·         July 2004 – A Newsroom on the Cheap

·         October 2004 – Kids on the Radio

·         November 2004 – Remote Broadcasting Primer

 

The Broadcasters Desk Reference - a great collection of radio history and tools for broadcast techs/engineers – includes all 2003 Radio Guide articles

 

I have coined a new term (4/27/04) and want to share it with everyone… just for boredom’s sake J

Bar-Fi : one who regularly patronizes an establishment in order to get free Wireless internet (Wi-Fi) access