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There are very few born radio friendly voices. With a few simple exercises and techniques, however, the power of the human voice as an instrument can be greatly increased

U.K. news outlet apologizes to Royals after major gaffe regarding portrait sitting but BBC's continued relevancy may be somewhat dependent on relationship with monarch

Just weeks after Salman Rushdie's Midnight's Children was announced as the Best of Booker, the judges have revealed the 13 novels in the race for this year's Booker.

Given the amount of money that most people have to spend at Christmas it's always nice to find something seasonal free. Learn how to find Xmas songs & carols free online.

The Canada Reads competition is the literary version of television's Survivor. First launched in 2002, Canada Reads is a yearly contest hosted by CBC Radio One.

Book review of three useful and practical housekeeping and home maintenance books by Shannon Lush and Jennifer Fleming.

The Fairness Doctrine, which was abolished in 1987, is once again being discussed as a Democrat President and Congress take office.

Gospel Brunch at B.B. Kings in Midtown. Gospel bus tours with Harlem Spirituals. Gospel choirs in Harlem churches and a Cotton Club gospel brunch.

A missing or abducted child is a serious matter. Today, to raise public awareness, notices of missing children are broadcast via the Amber Alert system.

Joe Nuxhall made history as the youngest player in the modern era, and then surpassed that achievement with his success as a color analyst in the radio broadcast booth.

One of the biggest strength Radio News possesses over its rivals in the media world is its inherent immediacy. Few other mediums can react quite so quickly to any story.

Three British Kings, Hitler's Rhineland march, Olympic Champion Jesse Owens, and the Spanish Civil War were featured in 1936 headlines.

Ezra Pound is one of the most eminent American poets, but for his collaboration with Mussolini Pound spent 12 years in a criminal hospital in Washington.

Modern technology means radio broadcasting in common with other mediums is constantly evolving. Today there are more ways than ever to listen to radio.

Equal parts textbook, social commentary, and love letter, Eats, Shoots & Leaves: The Zero Tolerance Approach to Punctuation is both a great read and a great reference.