Once upon a time, the marriage between baseball and radio enabled franchises to create an unbreakable bond with their fans.

Later on, when I hosted my own late-night radio show, I did my best to sound like Clyde Clifford, a disc jockey on KAAY AM ...

The transistor radio, first developed in the 1950s but not mass produced until the 1960s, was a revolution in listening that introduced, as Scott put it, “a new factor to radio broadcasting ...

In the 1960s, an unexpected gift from the Air Force led Herb Weiss ’40 to develop an antenna that could track a speeding ...

Tony Renzoni was a teenager in Waterbury in early 1964 when his older brother called out: “Hey, turn on WDRC, they’re going to play the song by that new group, The Beatles. I heard it’s great!” When ...

The low-cost, scalable technology enables seamless integration of high-speed gallium nitride transistors onto a standard ...

There are no parameters on what songs can be about, but sometimes people sprinkle some nastiness that no one ever picks up on ...

“You had Cuomo, the quintessential boomer boss who harassed his workers, veers from goal to goal with the only unifying ...

The hobby is berserk, fueled by rookie cards, parallels, refractors and autographs, many variations of one photo that shame ...

Brian Wilson was a sonic genius, but with this came a heavy dose of weirdness and musical eccentricity. Here we dive into ...

Leading nodes (3nm and 2nm) will account for roughly one-third of the smartphone SoC shipments in 2026, according to ...

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