Paul McLane is the Editor in Chief at Radio World, where he has been directing editorial content since 1996. He covers a range of topics including broadcasting, digital transformation, and public policy, often engaging with industry leaders and experts in the field. Paul has been featured in TV Technology, Radio World, Mix Magazine, and NewsBreak.
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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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Mark Durenberger's “Getting Hear From There” explores how foreign correspondents during WWII managed to get reports back to American radio listeners.
Electronics Research Inc. has a new owner, American Amplifier Technologies, which in recent years has purchased several familiar broadcast brands.
A longtime member of the Radio World extended family wrote to me last month as the House of Representatives was preparing to consider the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act.
Ben Palmer is president of Arrakis Systems. He is interested in is bringing modern control capabilities to a console that remains simple to operate.
The Federal Communications Commission has now affirmed penalties of $20,000 in three separate cases of alleged pirate radio activity.
We asked Don Winget about his decision to retire and sell Broadcast Tools to Inovonics.
What can today's surfaces do that previous consoles could not? How are consoles being used in remote contexts now? We asked several experts.
Radio World has been asking radio broadcast manufacturers whether their products are affected by the PHP vulnerability that has been in the news. Info from respondents is below. We will add to this list as answers come in. (Manufacturers are invited to contact us at
As most of our readers know by now, John Bisset passed away in early October. Over the last two months I have been filling in while he was on medical leave. The Workbench column will continue, and I will announce John’s successor soon. Meanwhile please keep your tips and ideas coming. You can send them to me at [email protected] for the time being. Thanks for all of your support.
Author Bruce Bahmani talks about his new book about Ted Anthony, the American disc jockey who bridged cultures in 1970s Tehran.
