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Be at the Ready for Severe Weather

Ensure Uninterrupted Transmission with these Tips

Radio Transmitter As he winds down his series on disaster planning for Radio & TV, John Bisset follows up his tips on general preparedness tips and studio-specific issues with his third and final series entry, detailing important guidelines for the transmitter site.

John leaves no stone unturned - even if bad weather will do its best to overturn it again - as he covers everything from equipping the transmitter site with supplies and other provisions to endearing yourself to the locals to ensure an extra set of eyes is kept on your tower site.

Moody Embraces Axia

The Telos Alliance will be visting next Wednesday's SBE meeting in Chicago with BGS at Moody Radio Studios for a presentation on Moody's adoption of the Axia/Livewire system.

Direct Current is edited by Clark Novak and Dave Sarkies, who think a set of Tannoys, a Pioneer PL-L1000 and a copy of Wish You Were Here add up to a mighty fine evening.

Telos VX Telco & SIP Connections		How Do You Measure Up?
As the world moves to SIP technology, your old phone lines may soon be going away. In the first video in a series, Kirk Harnack explains how your existing phone lines can be converted to SIP, and what options you may have for getting native SIP service for your facility.		Audio Loudness is an ongoing issue in the television industry. These days, there's a new international standard for audio loudness measurement. Linear Acoustic Product Manager Ken Tankel gives us the lowdown on the new standard, and how to use it.

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