Little Caesars Arena is popping with energy this season, but, with the National Hockey League continuing to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic, the Detroit Red Wings turned to an old trick. […] More
This year’s World Series is a milestone for broadcast, though a largely unheralded one: it marks 100 years since the first World Series broadcast, on station WJZ, of Game 1 […] More
Updated November 9, 2021 – 9:42 a.m. Sports broadcasts on the radio have their own special requirements, and manufacturers have kept their broadcast-audio consoles up to date. Here are some […] More
Many professional sports have opted for a return to play inside a sanitized bubble. Not the NFL. Without skipping a beat, the league is soldiering on with regular-season games in […] More
The first scheduled network-radio broadcast of a sports event took place on April 11, 1921, when KDKA Pittsburgh broadcast a 10-round, no-decision match between boxers Johnny Dundee and Johnny Ray […] More
Sports broadcasts on the radio have their own special requirements, and manufacturers have kept their audio-only consoles up-to-date. Here are a few of the leading flagship models. More
Introduction and Technology Year in Review HPA, February 20, 2013 Video (17:46 TRT) Introduction and Technology Year in Review (1280×720, mp4) Embed (540×304): More
It is now one week since Hurricane Sandy made landfall, and the area it affected is by no means back to normal. This post will discuss new and old media […] More
To stay current with University of North Dakota football and hockey teams, fans in North Dakota and Minnesota tune into the Fighting Sioux Radio Network, a network of 12 stations […] More
It isn’t often that we get hundredth anniversaries in media technology, so I figured this one — a double-header, actually — is worth mentioning. Today is the anniversary of […] More
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