Article By The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) About Their Requirements For Constructing And Operating An International Shortwave Station In Modern Times, With A Transmitter Site Located Anywhere Within The United States:
A Post On Another Blog About The WBEC-AM And FM Transmitter Site In Pittsfield, Massachusetts; Which Includes Transmitters That Have Recently Been Scrapped, And Photographs Throughout This Transmitter Site That Were Taken In 1956:
A Post And An Article On Another Blog About One Of The Very First FM Stereo Radio Receivers That General Electric Had Put Into Production In The Early 1960’s: The T1000C; A Portable Radio Receiver:
The Studios Of WAGA Radio And Television Located At 1018 West Peachtree Street In The Atlanta City Proper, Before Storer Broadcasting/Storer Communications Had Constructed The Current Studios Of WAGA-TV In Storer’s Preferred Antebellum-Style Architecture In The Druid Hills Section Of Atlanta During The Years 1965-1966; And Officially Commencing Operations In June, 1966:
I Am Deeply Saddened By The Recent Passing Of Radio And Television News Director, Reporter, And Announcer Sidney “Sid” Alan Davis; Widely Regarded For Breaking The News To The Entire Nation, And Eventually, The Entire World Of The Assassination Of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy By John Hinckley Jr.
I Am Saddened By The Recent Passing (As Of The Time Of Writing This Post) Of Sima Birach, An Immigrant To The United States From Serbia/Yugoslavia, And The Founder And Proprietor Of The Birach Broadcasting Company; A Radio Station Group Ownership Firm:
For As Much As I Dislike Hard Rock And Heavy Metal Music, I Must Report That A Disc Jockey At The FM Radio Station In Philadelphia That Has Gone On The Air As An Experimental FM Radio Station With The Call Letters W47PH In April, 1942; Was Later Reassigned By The FCC To Transmit It’s Signal At 44.9 Megacycles In March, 1943; And Was Also Assigned The W49PH Call Letters In The Process, Was Assigned The WIP-FM Call Letters In November, 1943; Was Sold Alongside It’s AM Parent WIP-AM To Metromedia In May, 1961; Metromedia Had Felt Compelled To Install A Progressive Rock Format At This Station, In Addition To WHK-FM In Cleveland, KLAC-FM In Los Angeles, And WNEW-FM In New York City; And Metromedia Would Change The Call Letters Of This Station To WMMR-FM In 1966, By The Name Of Pierre Robert; Has Recently Passed Away (As Of The Time Of Writing This Post).
I, personally would prefer if Metromedia had instead retained the Full-Service Middle Of The Road format of WIP-FM/WMMR-FM; instead of installing the Progressive Rock format in 1968.
I do understand that while retaining the Full-Service Middle Of The Road format, for the time being, as of 1966; that Metromedia had changed the call letters of WIP-FM to WMMR-FM to install call letters that stand for “Metromedia-Radio”.