The Source Newsletter Index

Information Radio News

Application Highlights

	March 2024 ▪ What happens when the internet gets eclipsed? ▪ AM Preservation Act Poised to Pass ▪ UNESCO Designates Radio Our "First Responder"
	November 2023 ▪ High Marks for 'The Lowdown' 630 Meter Antenna ▪ New Bandwidth Limit Replaces Baud Rate Ceiling ▪ ARRL Says No to Spectrum Grab
	October 2023 ▪ Radio Aids Maui Recovery ▪ FCC Approves Larger, Higher Antennas ▪ Why EMAs Don't Choose LPFM ▪ Information Station Specialists Turns 40
	August 2023 ▪ AM Radio Deemed "Absolutely Mandatory" ▪ Will 2024 Solar Event Eclipse Resources?
	May 2023 ▪ Safety to Take a Backseat? ▪ Remote Parks Rely on Radio ▪ A Brand New Band
	February 2023 ▪ Post-Pulse Public Communications Finishing Strong ▪ Rock Radio Resurfaces ▪ Agencies with New & Upgraded Info Radio Stations

	Emergencies & Evacuations Emergency Managers broadcast and stream directly to visitors and residents before, during, after disasters.
	Public Health Health officials rely on Information Stations to spread the word about mass vaccinations during Covid-19.
	Special Events Rental radio stations guide and inform patrons as they approach event venues, e.g., fairs, festivals and shows.
	Parks & Outdoor Recreation State and national parks and wildlife viewing areas inform visitors via Information Radio technology.
	Historic Sites History stations speak to tourists 24/7, increasing patrons' enjoyment and alleviating demands on staff.
	Transportation Transportation engineers provide construction info, detours, traffic status, weather and flight delay updates.
	Points of Entry Customs/Border Protection and Port Authorities use Information Radio technology to secure entry points.