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FCC Adopts New Alert Code for Missing and Endangered Persons

By FCC on Aug 8, 2024   Featured, General News  

FCC Adopts New Alert Code for Missing and Endangered Persons

Wireless Phone, TV, and Radio Alerts Could Help Raise Public Awareness of the Thousands of Missing Indigenous Persons WASHINGTON —The Federal Communications Commission voted to establish a new alert code to help save missing and endangered persons by delivering critical alert messages to the public over television, radio, and wireless phones.  In 2023, more than […]

This Day in Alaskan History-July 8th, 1937

By Alaska Native News on Jul 8, 2024   Featured, This Day in Alaskan History  

This Day in Alaskan History-July  8th, 1937

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On Alaska’s remote southeast coastline, radio keeps communities connected

By Maya Jimenez | VOA on Jun 5, 2024   Featured, General News, Southeast Alaska  

On Alaska’s remote southeast coastline, radio keeps communities connected

WASHINGTON — In the remote and rural communities of southeastern Alaska, news is never in short supply thanks to a small but dedicated crew of journalists. “We are what we call community radio,” said Angela Denning. The radio journalist is the regional news director of the media nonprofit CoastAlaska and oversees six newsrooms. All of them, […]

AM Radio Fights to Keep Its Spot on US Car Dashboards

By Steve Herman | VOA on Aug 1, 2023   Featured, National, National/World  

AM Radio Fights to Keep Its Spot on US Car Dashboards

DIMMITT, TEXAS — The number of AM radio stations in the United States is dwindling. Over the decades, mainstream broadcasters have moved to the FM band — especially music stations — to take advantage of FM’s superior audio fidelity. Now, there is a new threat to America’s remaining 4,000 AM stations. Some automakers want to kick […]

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