Paul McLane is the Editor in Chief at Radio World, where he has been directing editorial content since 1996. He specializes in topics related to broadcasting, digital radio, and telecommunications, engaging with industry leaders and covering themes in publishing, media, and technology. Paul has been featured in TV Technology, Radio World, and Mix Magazine.
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Paul McLane's coverage is focused on the radio and broadcasting industry, with an emphasis on technology, engineering, and content & publishing. He frequently reports on government announcements and press releases related to these topics.
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Important changes are coming to the Emergency Alert System, or EAS, changes that will affect your station, Paul McLane writes.
When it comes to the PPM, spoken-word radio needs a bit more help to ensure consistency, Rob Bertrand of Inrush Broadcast Services tells us.
Radio stations and other EAS participants now have additional cybsersecurity rules to follow that may affect their EAS and STL equipment.
Radio broadcasters are flying into Washington today to press their case for the AM radio mandate.
He co-founded Sage Alerting Systems as well as a radio station group
Improve your station’s audio chain with practical advice on codecs, processors, metadata and streaming from the broadcast engineer and entrepreneur.
The number of noncommercial FM stations in the United States continues to break records.
It says he has helped modernize its systems and enhance cybersecurity
NAB President/CEO Curtis LeGeyt provides a debrief on this week's lobbying effort on Capitol Hill.
Next year at this time, Radio World will turn 50! That’s an amazing accomplishment for a media brand, though really not a surprise given how loyal our readers and advertisers are and how resilient this publication has been throughout our proud history.
