"On Monday, the 26-year-old department unveiled their brand new $400,000 digital television studio to a crowd of students, faculty, alumnus and professional journalists. The studio, which was funded by a grant from the State of New Jersey's Equipment Leasing Fund (ELF), features a new soundstage, equipment and professionally designed sets. "
"Spring cleaning is in session and WHBC 830AM Channel 51, Howard University's student radio station has done a major clean up at the 27th Annual Black College Radio Conference.
The conference was from April 8 to 9 at the Renaissance Hotel in Atlanta. The awards ceremony took place on Saturday evening and WHBC received four out of the six awards given to individuals. "
"'I have learned a lot from Snowden,' said Ryan Bogs, 20, CRC radio production major. 'Throughout my life I had viewed radio as just having many microphones, switchboards and CDs, but with what Snowden has taught me, I have learned the meats and potatoes of radio.' Bogs has also learned there is more to radio than just being in the studio. You have to go out and mingle with the public, because without a strong relationship with the public, a radio station will not survive. "
"Williamstown � WCFM 91.9 FM, the radio voice of Williams College, is a student run and community oriented radio station. Matt Piven '07, from Stevenson, Md. hosts its political talk show on Sunday evenings from 9 to 10 p.m. "
"FCC Considers Widening its Reach Washington - Apr 3, 2005 - Radio and TV are about to come under renewed attack over sex, violence and profanity in their programming, both in Congress and at the FCC, the New York Times reported last week. "
"The station hopes to purchase a new transmitter that would allow it to expand beyond its 60-mile coverage area. This would make the annual trivia contest - as well as its 24-hour year-round programming - available as far east as Appleton and as far west as Marshfield."
