Radio
R2 Wireless is making the invisible battlespace visible
"ODIN allows you to see, and if you can see, then you can see everything. It turns the invisible visible and that’s an incredible advantage.”
KAN marks 90 years of Israeli public broadcasting with cross-platform celebration
Katz alleges Army Radio workers misled High Court in bid to halt closure
Israel's Supreme Court to hear petitions against Army Radio's closure in January
Grapevine, February 9, 2024: A presidential bible
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Maariv's IDF correspondent to be appointed Army Radio commander
The appointment followed a thorough selection process led by the search committee, chaired by retired Brig.-Gen. Amir Abulafia.
Israel's AM radio pierces Gaza tunnels in bid to soothe hostages
AM's greater range meant emergency updates would have a better chance of being heard by civilians in bomb shelters.
Ruth Seymour, public radio pioneer devoted to Jewish culture, dies at 88
Ruth Seymour will also be remembered as a trailblazer in public radio’s embrace of digital platforms.
Ultra-Orthodox Jews are a cancer to Israeli society, radio presenter says
"Thirteen percent of the population is a cancer within Israeli society," radio presenter Ron Koffman claimed.
25 ViZionaries: Lucy Ayoub - No. 9
Meet the TV host showcasing Israel's diversity.
Which radio waves disrupt the magnetic sense in migratory birds’ eyes? - study
Radio waves emitted by radio and TV broadcasting can interfere with the magnetic compass used by birds, but the ones used by mobile communication do not.
Otzma Yehudit minister storms off interview: 'You're all so arrogant'
The minister stated during the interview that the current security situation was created by the Oslo Accords, signed in 1993.
Brown dwarf star just 5 times hotter than coffee found via radio waves - study
Brown dwarf star WISE J0623 was found releasing radio wave emissions. However, it is the coldest star producing radio waves ever discovered, being just 420 degrees Celsius.
Hong Kong pro-democracy radio closes in face of 'dangerous' pressure
Launched in 2005 the Cantonese-language broadcaster gained a steady following for its hard-hitting talkshows that were critical of authorities.
