Broadcast Operations

Operating a broadcast facility involved many things, from handling the gear to dealing with the staff – both experienced and novice broadcasters.

• Dealing with the Flu Season, and other fun Keep your staff healthier during flu season.
• Using an RFR Quick Chart to Solve Local Problems A check to see if your RFR is likely to be in compliance.
• When Listeners Call – Steven Lapinskas How to handle contacts and complaints in a way that helps you – and wins friends.
• Station Security – “Secure All Around” You have to close all the doors to be safe – including digital doors.
• Great Customer Service in the Broadcast Station – Kevin Trueblood How you react to an emergency call is important.

• Microstudios – Radio on the Road – Mark Shander

• Part 1 – The Art of Broadcasting from Anywhere When you need to get out of the Main Studio.
• Part 2 – Reaching Beyond Traditional Remote Gear There are more options today then ever before.
• Part 3 – Defining the Challenge When you need to get out of the Main Studio.
• Part 4 – Analyzing the Alternatives More than price is involved.
• Part 5 – Quality Audio Anywhere Affordable microphones for the whole station.
• Part 6 – The Goal is Quality Audio Anywhere Affordable microphones for the whole station.

• Patent Trolls vs Broadcast Automation – Tom Taggart Do you need to pay royalties to run automation?
• Checking it Out: Station Playlist – Tom Spencer Full-featured automation at a budget price.
• Staying Safe Around ENG Trucks – Tom May A look at why a plan AND regular training program are essential