Susan Ashworth

First nationwide test of WEA successful, though many reported issues with reception.

Commission votes to eliminate paper filing requirement for broadcast station contracts.

Drones will very soon need registration posted on outside of device.

FCC order formally eliminates requirement that broadcasters post licenses at a physical location.

Former NAB spokesman worked as ham radio operator, journalist, press secretary and radio station owner.

It’s been called one of the most difficult aspects of running a broadcast station, and it’s easy to see why.

Have some strong feelings about those regulatory fees collected by the Federal Communications Commission? Here’s the chance to tell the commission what you think.

When it comes to integrating new audio and video technologies into a stadium, the fan experience comes into play more and more.

It’s a theme that has swept through the content creation marketplace and into the broadcast newsroom again and again: change begets more change.

In a move that's been expected for several years, the Federal Communications Commission moved to modernize the public inspection files rules for radio broadcasters and others.

Another FCC deadline is approaching. Are you ready?

As any experienced engineer knows, managing a seamless audio stream is a vital component in a successful broadcast, particularly when that broadcast is live.

A look at what’s next in storage technologies

Looking back at those slightly disjointed, jerky productions that popped up in newsrooms more than a decade ago, it’s clear that virtual and augmented reality technology has made strides.