July 29, 2024

A New Generation of LPFM - A Free New Ebook From Radio World

Robin Haynes

The low-power FM service in the United States is about to add hundreds and hundreds of new stations.

What should these newbie broadcasters know to help them get started?

What lessons can they learn from the most successful current LPFMs?

What companies can provide key advice and hardware?

Has the LPFM service met its promise since launching almost 25 years ago?

See these topics and more addressed by industry professionals from Summit Technology Group, American Amplifier Technology, Aqua Broadcast, Bext, GatesAir, Nautel, Progressive Concepts, and WorldCast Systems.

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