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Museum Tells Tale of U.S. Broadcast History

Founder / Director Tells of Museum's Rough Beginnings

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The history of broadcasting here in the U.S. is quite a fascinating tale. The origins of radio date back nearly a century; TV, nearly three quarters of a century.

Over the years, the industry has experienced vast changes in the technology used to send and receive broadcast transmissions, as well as programming. The goal of the Museum of Broadcast Communications in Chicago is to provide a home for the history and memorabilia of our industry.

Here at The Telos Alliance, we're proud to play our part... and proud to give back to the MBC. Tom Vernon gives us the back story on the museum, and Founder & Director Bruce DuMont.

Paying Tribute to Those Who Paid the Ultimate Price

This Memorial Day, we honor the U.S. servicemen and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice - and all those who have served - to provide us with the freedoms we enjoy today. In tribute, we hope you'll watch this 20th anniversary video from the Armed Forces Radio & Television Service (AFRTS) from the early 1960s.

Direct Current is edited by Dave Sarkies & Clark Novak, who salute our veterans, as well as our broadcasters.

Telos in Tanzania		Bionic Van Tours U.K.
Tanzanian broadcaster Sebastian Ndege, owner of Jembe Media Limited, says an Axia iQ console and Omnia.11 processor have led to improved broadcast quality and better positioning for his enterprise. Hear what Sebastian has to say in this video, filmed at last month's NAB show in Las Vegas.		Our friends at Broadcast Bionics have embarked on a 2,000 mile tour to show the latest broadcast tech to customers across the U.K., and show how IP Audio & AES67 make for better broadcast quality, and a lower bottom line. Check out this quick video of the van's highlights, and read more at The Bionic Van diaries!

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