Interference and fidelity have been the bane of AM radio broadcasters and listeners since the medium was developed in the early 1900s. In fact, what drove Edwin Armstrong to invent FM radio was that ...

In the modern age of information overload, AM broadcasting may be going extinct in modern cars, and safety advocates are sounding the alarm. Automakers like Tesla, BMW and Ford are opting to cut AM ...

It's time to fine tune the answer about a longstanding debate -- AM versus FM. Have you ever wondered why AM radio has so much more static than FM? To VERIFY, we reached out to our friends at 99.5 ...

Edison Research’s Share of Ear study shows 87% of all radio listening still happens on traditional AM/FM receivers, raising ...

Trying out different play-by-play audio options in the stands at T-Mobile Park. (GeekWire Photo / John Cook) Sitting in the stands down the first base line Thursday at T-Mobile Park in Seattle, I was ...

Radio World’s “Guest Commentaries” section provides a platform for industry thought leaders and other readers to share their perspective on radio news, technological trends and more. If you’d like to ...

Last month we looked at contributions to the art made by amateur operators, in particular advancements in Amplitude Modulation, or AM, and how it came to give radio its voice. This month, we will look ...

Edison Research just released its latest “Share of Ear” findings. The quarterly study determines what portion of all audio time is spent with different platforms. The analysis looks at all audio usage ...

Broadcast radio was the first electronic medium. The first broadcast occurred nearly 100 years ago, when Pittsburgh’s KDKA aired the returns of the 1920 Presidential election. Since then, despite the ...

I got into a minor disagreement with my podcast partner and friend Michael Stark over a recent column in which I was trying to clarify something and perhaps ended up making things murkier. It all had ...