Writing News for TV and Radio: The Interactive Cd and Handbook How to Get into Television, Radio and New Media Broadcasting in America: A Survey of Television, Radio and New Techniques Tape: A Radio News Handbook Television News, Radio News Television News, Radio News Television Radio News Workbook Let's Talk Pay in Television and Radio News

• Bill O'Reilly is a television show host of a highly-rated political cable news show, The O'Reilly Factor on Fox News Channel in the United States. The self-proclaimed political independent also hosts a radio program syndicated by Westwood One called The Radio Factor. ... O'Reilly's political opinions vary from topic to topic as discussed below, and he criticizes media outlets such as The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, and National Public Radio as being predominantly liberal. ...
• O'Reilly's early television news career included reporting and anchoring positions in Scranton, Dallas, Denver, Portland, Oregon, Hartford, and Boston. In 1980, he anchored his own program on WCBS-TV in New York and later became a CBS News correspondent. While at CBS News, O'Reilly covered the wars in the Falkland Islands and El Salvador, amongst others. ... In 1986, O'Reilly joined ABC News as a correspondent on ABC World News Tonight. ...
• Upon leaving Harvard, Roger Ailes, chairman and CEO of the then startup Fox News Channel, hired O'Reilly to anchor The O'Reilly Report, which was soon renamed to The O'Reilly Factor as O'Reilly was quickly gaining a reputation as a tough interviewer. ...
• In 2001, The O'Reilly Factor passed Larry King Live to become the most watched cable news program in the United States. ...
• Fox News sued for trademark infringement over the use of the phrase "fair and balanced" in the book's title. (O'Reilly said he encouraged the lawsuit on "Tim Russert" on October 4, 2003 and that he agreed with Fox News's argument. Later, in an interview with Terry Gross on the NPR program "Fresh Air" on October 8, 2003, O'Reilly stated that he had nothing to do with Fox News's lawsuit. ... ) The Fox News lawsuit was dismissed by the judge as "wholly without merit. ...
• In March 2004, Franken launched a radio talk-show named The O'Franken Factor. The program broadcasts on the new Air America Radio network. Franken joked on an episode of The Late Show with David Letterman and to CNN that he hopes O'Reilly will sue Air America Radio for trademark infringement because of the publicity it would generate for Franken's new program. ...

• Sporting News Radio Pass  .
• Part of the Sporting News Radio Pass, the Audio Vault provides on-demand access to every interview aired on Sporting News Radio.
• = Sporting News Radio Pass.
• Sporting News Radio is the official radio partner of NFL Europe.
• Some of the NFL's top prospects - like Miami (OH) QB Ben Roethlisberger - talk with Sporting News Radio in their weekly Draft Diaries.
• com | Radio | Books | Magazine  .

• " Even though news stories are often written in a hurried style, they should be proofread before being published. ...
• Journalism exists in a number of media: newspapers, television, radio and magazines, with Internet journalism being a newcomer. ...
• News agency .
• News style .

• Imagine one day waking up to the news that huge flying saucers have positioned themselves above every major city in the world. Later that day, you and your astonished friends and family shudder to discover that every radio and television station in the world has been co-opted by the aliens in the spacecrafts and the following message is repeated over and over in all the worlds languages. ...
• Clarke goes on to tell how the aliens use their powers to stop warfare; how they communicated to the earth through one man, the head of the United Nations; how the friendly space men took upon themselves the re-education of the planet through the co-opted radio and television frequencies. ...

• This Week's Program   News   Hear Us  Learning Resources.

•  New to Ham Radio? .
•   News Articles .
• When Your Radio Has Saved You .
• NJ6F highlights some of the best new features of Ham Radio. ...
• News View More Ham News! .
• This Weekend on the Radio: .
• Mainlanders Keeping Eye on Hawaii Amateur Radio Antenna Bills: .
• DX News -- ARRL DX Bulletin #10: .
• Radio World Covers BPL Debate: .
• NTIA Spectrum Management Inquiry Poses No Danger to Ham Radio: .
• International Radio Crystal FIlters - Great Service .
• Trident Amateur Radio Club (TARC),Charleston, SC .
• Have a question about amateur radio? Ask your question. ...
• A contributor asks, "What other hobbies besides Amateur Radio do you have? Can you integrate these into your radio hobby or are they separate interests? Which hobby is most important to you?" .
• Ham Radio Links View More Links! .
• Hoosier Amateur Radio Digital Society KC9FOX .

• The original Citytv (granted callsign CITY-TV by the CRTC), founded in Toronto in 1972, and broadcasting for the first time on September 28 of that year, is best known for its unconventional approach to news and local programming. With a lack of a news desk (anchors read the news standing up) and laid-back yet hard-hitting presentation, Citytv has developed a following, and other stations have tried to imitate its format to varying degrees of success. ...

• Free Speech Radio News.
• Middle East Radio Project.
• Prison Radio.
• WBAI Radio in Exile.
• -Prison Radio Project .
• -Free Speech Radio News.
• -Narco News.
• Flashpoints Radio:.
• In-Depth INVESTIGATIVE News Radio for the World.
• Pacifica Radio Archives.
• Flashpoints has been in touch with these young people, many of whom were youth reporters for Radyo Timoun, Children's Radio Station in Port-au-Prince.
• 37:00 Ti Fra, Youth Reporter at Haitian Children's Radio, now destroyed by anti-Lavalas thugs .
•  More Haiti News, by Kevin Pina Pnvrc. ...
• 26:00  Reaction in Venezuela: Al Giordano of Narco News is interviewed by Dennis, discussing the destabilization campaign still under way in Venezuela. ...
• Thanks to Hard Knock Radio for allowing us this two hour work. ...
• 34:40  Activist Roundtable: Dennis leads a discussion of the crisis in Haiti with Jean Kurzan, host of Family Lavalas radio show on Radio Soleil in NY, Alina Sixto, Grassroots Haitian activist and member of the pro-Aristide Lavalas party, and Nicole Lee, Human Rights attorney and Managing Director of Global Justice and steering committee member for the Let Haiti Live project. ...

• Herbert Morrison, American radio reporter, is best known for his vivid description of the explosion and fire that destroyed the Hindenburg zeppelin. Morrison and engineer Charlie Nehlsen had been assigned by station WLS in Chicago to cover the arrival of the airship in New Jersey as an experiment in recording news for delayed broadcast. ...
• Still the results became the prototype for news broadcasting in the war years to follow. ...
• It was the first time recordings of a news event were ever broadcast, but also the first coast-to-coast radio broadcast. ...
• Real Audio playback of Morrison's report from the Radio Days web site .
• radio mailing list. ...

• Public broadcasting is state-subsidized or directly viewer-supported broadcasting of radio, television, or in theory other electronic media. ...
• Some argue that this dilutes their mandate as truly public broadcasters, who have no commercial bias to distort their presentation of the news. ...
• This tends to make public broadcasters worldwide particularly trusted for reporting news. Even in the United States where there is far more competition for top news anchors, journalists, hosts and commentators, some of its programs, e. ... Those guests could in turn count on a commitment to balance, and perhaps also more educated questions, which assured them they would not be turned into a public spectacle for the sake of ratings (always a risk in any TV or radio program). ...
• Radio Telefís Éireann - Ireland .
• Radio .

• San Diego's First News.
• More Local News.
• Listen weekday mornings for the KOGO For Kids special reports during San Diego's First News and Sunday at 9am for the KOGO For Kids program hosted by Jane Clifford and brought to you by Viejas. ...
• Should fines be increased by FCC for indecency violations on radio and TV? .
• Click HERE for the latest Clear Channel Worldwide News .
•   OTHER NEWS .
•    National News.
•    Business News.
•    Entertainment News.
•    Sports News.
•    Weird News .
• Listen at 7:25am every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday mornings on San Diego's First News as KOGO's Cliff Albert comments on the news in his unique and insightful way. ...
• Get the latest news on the all races and candidates in Campaign 2004. ...
• you name it), Roger has promised on the radio that we'll consider every request from a military family in need and will do our best to resolve the need. ...   THANKS FOR MAKING KOGO #1 Thanks to our listeners and their support, Newsradio 600 KOGO is once again the top-rated radio station in San Diego County. We will continue to strive to bring you the most informative and compelling radio programming that you have come to expect. And thanks for listening to San Diego's #1 rated radio station. ...

• In essence, "media bias" refers to a slight form of propagandism on the part of particular news sources, where such content is framed in the light of a preconceived agenda. ...
• The broadcast media (radio and television) has been used as a mechanism for propaganda from its earliest days. ... The fledgling BBC Radio News attempted to sabotage this strike by broadcasting reports of the workers breaking the strike in many areas, reports which were largely fictitious. ...
• In the United States, the national news to a large extent contributes to a sense of cohesion within the society, that comes with similarly informed people. ...
• The accountability that tends to come with a responsible balancing of news to a wide spectrum is still limited to that local perspective: Mass media is rarely an international phenomenon. ...
• The news media tend to cover stories which give higher ratings, which means that stories that are important are neglected in favor of the latest sensational mass school shooting or similarly glamorous or shocking story. Millions of people can die at the hands of some African dictator with hardly a moment of notice by the news, but the shooting of 5 people with a handgun in a high school is analyzed endlessly. ...

•   The Early Show    CBS Evening News    48 Hours    60 Minutes    60 Minutes II.
• •  FCC Fines Radio Show $247,000.
• CBS News Correspondent Randall Pinkston reports on the new challenges they face and what makes these vets different from previous generations.
• • Local TV News | Radio News .
• CBS Evening News – Weekend Edition speaks to voters from all over the country.
• • Washington Wrap • Breaking News • Today On CBS News • 48 Hours.
• • News Summaries.
• • Help  • Advertise  • Feedback  • Terms of Service  • Privacy  • CBS News Bios.
• CBS Evening News .
• CBS Morning News .

• GB2RS NEWS BROADCAST.
• Listen To The Main News In Real Audio (G4NJH) .
• The script of the weekly GB2RS News.
• The main news headlines:.
• Special Event News .
• DX News .
• Contest News .
• Propagation News .
• The news in detail:.
• This week is National Science Week and many amateur radio clubs are staging demonstrations of amateur radio and putting on special event stations for the general public between now and the 21st of March. Here are a few of which we had been informed by this week's GB2RS news deadline:.
• Members of Portland Amateur Radio Club are operating from their permanent special event station at Portland Bill Lighthouse in Dorset using the callsign GB2PBL today, Sunday the 14th of March, as part of Science Week. ...
• The North Cheshire Radio Club opens its headquarters at the Morley Green Club on Mobberley Road, Wilmslow, to the public from 8. ...
• Syd Richards, GW0PPG, will be giving a lecture and demonstration on amateur radio at the school on Thursday. ...
• The National Space Centre Amateur Radio Society in Leicester will be holding an Open Evening on Tuesday, the 16th of March, between 7. ... The Space Centre's special event station GB2NSC will be on the air on the HF bands and visitors with current amateur radio licences will be able to operate the station. This event has been organised by the National Space Centre Amateur Radio Society and special arrangements have been made for access to the Centre outside normal visiting hours. ...

• Search Radio Stations.
• News Sources.
• BizWatch Business News.
• com : Top Financial News.
• Business News Americas.
• Business News for IT Managers.
• Business News Publishing Company.
• ASHWIN J PUNNEN | TIMES NEWS NETWORK | MUMBAI: FMCG and IT sector funds of domestic mutual funds have been hit by the sharp fall i.
• RAJAS KELKAR | TIMES NEWS NETWORK | MUMBAI: With the closure of the over $2bn Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) offer last Sa.
• PHOTO NEWS    more.
• TIMES NEWS NETWORK | VADODARA: Priyanka and Rahul's presence in Karachi to witness India beat Pakist.
• TIMES NEWS NETWORK | AHMEDABAD: The Gujarat Congress knows pretty well that it can never win Gandhin.
• AJAY BHARADWAJ | TIMES NEWS NETWORK | CHANDIGARH: After renominating sitting MPs at four places, Amr.
• TIMES NEWS NETWORK | FEROZEPUR: As Congress leaders fight it out among themselves before deciding on.
• Sports News .

• Radio.
• Old fashioned radio, Truetone model.
• For other uses see: radio (disambiguation) .
• Radio is a technology that allows for the transmission of signals by modulation of electromagnetic waves. ...
• A radio wave is created whenever a charged object accelerates with a frequency that lies in the radio frequency (RF) portion of the electromagnetic spectrum. ...
• When a radio wave passes a wire, it induces a moving electric charge (voltage) that can be transformed into audio or other signals that carry information. Although the word 'radio' is used to describe this phenomenon, the transmissions which we know as television, radio, radar, and cell phone are all in the class of radio frequency emissions. ...
• 3 Uses of radio.
• It was Heinrich Rudolf Hertz who, between 1886 and 1888, first validated Maxwell's theory through experiment, demonstrating that radio radiation had all the properties of waves (now called Hertzian waves), and discovering that the electromagnetic equations could be reformulated into a partial differential equation called the wave equation. ...
• The identity of the original inventor of radio, at the time called wireless telegraphy, is contentious. Claims have been made that Nathan Stubblefield invented radio before either Tesla or Marconi, but his device seems to have worked by induction transmission rather than radio transmission. ...
• Louis, Missouri, Nikola Tesla made the first public demonstration of radio communication. Addressing the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia and the National Electric Light Association, he described and demonstrated in detail the principles of radio communication. The apparatus that he used contained all the elements that were incorporated into radio systems before the development of the vacuum tube. ...
• In 1894 British physicist Sir Oliver Lodge demonstrated the possibility of signalling using radio waves using a detecting device called a coherer, a tube filled with iron filings which had been invented by Temistocle Calzecchi-Onesti at Fermo in Italy in 1884. ... Popov, who developed a practical communication system based on the coherer, is often considered by his own countrymen to have been the inventor of radio. ...

• Even normally serious news media consider April Fools' Day hoaxes fair game, and spotting them has become an annual pastime. ...
• Tower of Pisa: The Dutch television news once reported that the famous Tower of Pisa had fallen over. ...
• Television licence: In another year the Dutch television news reported that the government had introduced a new way to detect hidden televisions (at that time, households had to pay for a television licence) by simply driving through the streets with a new detector. ...
• Radio Station "Power 106": A Los Angeles radio station "announced" a change from pop to disco music at 7:00 AM, April 1, (1993?). ...
• Australian Radio Station Triple J: On April 1, 1999, breakfast show co-host Adam Spencer said he had a journalist on the line from overseas where there had just been a secret 9 hour IOC meeting and that Sydney had lost the 2000 Olympic Games. ...

• News for March 14, 2004.
• ENN Radio: Now heard live every Wednesday, noon-1 pm (Pacific time), on Icicle Networks ENN Radio includes interviews with ENN affiliates, quizzes, polls, calendar and a weekly news summary.
• EarthNews Radio:   A nationally-syndicated radio program focusing on science and the environment. ...
• News Archive.
• Home | News | In-Depth | Interact | Business Center | About ENN | Become an Affiliate | Take Our Survey | Contact Us .

• Antenna also has a radio. ...
• Programs that were shown on ANT1 were CBS Evening News from America. NBC News in Greece is shown on NBC Europe, see also NBC, and not on any other channels. ANT1 Satellite News was also shown until the late 1990s. ...
• Kalimera Ellada, morning show with news, entertainment and more, every morning at 7AM Bkn. ... Ta Nea tou ANT1, news from around Greece and the world in Greek at 2PM, 6PM (update), 8PM, and midnight in Balkan-Nile Valley Time. ...
• September 1999 ANT1 Satellite and Pacific extended programming to 16 hours of broadcasting and also adds live news coverage. ...
• 2001 ANT1 cuts the news by half-an-hour which means the news is now on from 7:30 to 8 PM(Balkan-Nile Time). ...
• See also: ANT1 Cyprus, ANT1 Satellite, ANT1 Pacific, List of ANT1 newscasters in Greece, List of ANT1 newscasters worldwide, List of Greek television channels, ANT1 Radio, television .

•    Radio Pakistan Live(Windows Media Player) .
•    English News Bulletin.
•    Radio News .
• 7:00 AM Urdu News .
• 8:00 AM English News .
• 3:00 PM Urdu News .
• 6:00 PM English News .
• 8:00 PM Urdu News .
• 9:00 PM English News .

• Registration here will give you instant access to the free sections of radioinfo - including, jobs, news headlines and free audio. ...
• With around 10,000 subscribers, radioinfo is the most read website in Australia dealing with radio industry issues. Our readers are made up of people working in all facets of radio, commercial, community and government. ...
• Are you sick of looking at this page? If you are being bounced back here every time you try to read a news item or look at a job, perhaps your browser's security is set too high for the access we require. ...

• 3/3 Pacifica Radio Posts Better than Expected Winter Fund-drives.
• Currently only the following Pacifica programs are available here: Democracy Now!; Flashpoints; Free Speech Radio News and Peacewatch.
• Pacifica Radio In Times of War, by Matthew Lasar.
• Pacifica Radio Archives .
• Search the Pacifica Radio Archives collection of 40,000 recordings representing the past 50 years of Pacifica Radio. This collection is the oldest public radio programming collection in the United States. ...
• Free Speech Radio News.
• | Pacifica Programs | Our Sister Stations | Our Affiliates | Pacifica Radio Archives |.
• | About Us | News | Governance | Elections | Financial Information | Contact Us |.

• NEWS SUMMARY.
• LOCAL NEWS .
•  • More News Headlines | More Video | Photo Gallery | News Quiz.
• ABC News Live  .
• Breaking news, live events and the best from ABC News. ...
•    Get your local news, sports, and weather.
• News Summary |  US |  International |  MONEYScope  |  Entertainment  |  ESPN Sports |  Sci/Tech |  Politics |  Health |  Travel |  Video & Audio.
• Good Morning America  |  World News Tonight  |  20/20 |  Primetime |  Nightline |  World News Now |  This Week.

• Al Franken (born May 21, 1951) is a well-known comedian, writer, radio host, and lecturer who is perhaps best known for his performances on the NBC-TV variety program Saturday Night Live. ...
• 3 Radio show.
• Fox News sued, claiming that Franken violated its alleged trademark rights in the phrase “Fair and Balanced. ... In an interview on the National Public Radio program Fresh Air on September 3, 2003, Al Franken noted that Fox's case against him was literally laughed out of court by many in the courtroom. ...
• Radio show.
• On January 13, 2004, it was announced that Franken would enter the radio business. He signed a one-year contract to become a talk show host for Air America Radio's flagship show, The O'Franken Factor. ...

• News On-the-NetParliament.
• On the radio. ...
• Follow the directions below to hear NewsRadio's continuous News service, and when we cross to Parliament on the Radio - you'll hear the news continuing on your pc! If you'd like to hear the Parliament live on the Internet - switch to Parliament direct.

Do you have a great site about Radio News? Is your Radio News site listed here? Would you like a prefered placement of your site in this directory?

It's easy! First place, the HTML from the box below on your page that you would like listed in this directory.

Then use our link submission request with your name, your contact information, and the URL of your site that has a link to this directory. After we verify your link to us, we'll make sure your site stays in our directory, and we'll give it prefered placement here also.

Here is how to make a simple text link to us. Just copy the code in this box to your website:

We can also develop a custom Guide To The Internet for your site. Please request your own custom Guide To The Internet.