Archive for the ‘ Radio ’ Category

Novelties: Bye-Bye, Batteries: Radio Waves as a Low-Power Source

Researchers are developing electronic systems that consume so little energy that it can be drawn from ambient radio waves.

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F.C.C. Reviews Media Ownership Rules

In its request, made every four years, the Federal Communications Commission asked the public if current rules on media ownership should be changed.

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Technology: Will the Internet Kill Traditional Car Radio?

Music services like Pandora, Slacker and Last.fm are being tailored by developers and automakers to work more seamlessly with car stereo systems.

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NPR Moves Into a More Visual Medium: the iPad

The public radio organization's plans for the iPad include an application and a customized version of its Web site.

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Pandora: In the Middle of the Music

The music and technology industries are still trying to figure out how we will listen to music online in the future, but Pandora is trying to capitalize on whatever business model eventually emerges.

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How Pandora Avoided the Junkyard, and Found Success

After a decade of near-death experiences, the Internet music service is attracting attention from investment bankers who think it could go public.

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The New News Junkie Is Online and On the Phone

The Internet is the most popular source of news after television, and reading the news is becoming increasingly social, according to a new report.

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Sirius XM Posts Profit, Its First Since Merger

The company, formed when Sirius Satellite Radio and XM Satellite Radio merged, said the results were a sign that it had recovered from near bankruptcy.

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F.C.C. Orders Wireless Mike Modifications

Broadway theaters and other entertainment forums must change the radio frequency they use for wireless microphones to make spectrum available for new services.

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Internet Radio Stations Are the New Wave

Internet radio stations can be heard virtually anywhere (copyright restrictions aside), as long as you have a device that can go on the Web.

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