DAT copyguard pact clears path for new recorders
High tech digital audio tape DAT recorders reached an unprecedented deal with music copyright interests to prevent copying of copies. The agreement allows DAT machines to be sold outside Japan, with revisions to stop copying works that are already copies. Prices range from 1000 to 2000 dollars, potentially dropping after sales rise.
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Japan
North America
DECALOG OF COPYING LIMITS IN DAT TAPES DISCUSSED
The article reports a private deal by Philips and Sony to limit copying on DAT recorders with a Solo circuit, allowing first copies from pre recorded tapes and CDs but suppressing second copies. It notes legal and market implications for the United States and Canada and mentions Fasoldi of the Syracuse Herald American.
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United States
Canada
Athens
Electronics Industries
Recording Industry Association of America
International Federation of Phonographic Industries
London
Online services cost more than you think
Bytes and Pieces notes sticker shock in online services with hourly fees from four to eighteen dollars or more. Prodigy, GEnie, and Quantum Computer Services are cited for peak-time charges and modem-based rate differences, while automation programs help curb bills.
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Prodigy
Regrae
Theatah Trandit
Quantum Computer Services
Vienna
Genie
Mhiy West
Mill Valley
Calif
Michael Odawa
Berkeley
Radio Waves: Syracuse DJ Shakeup at WPCX Sparks Outrage
Auburn caller laments loss of WPCE FM 1108 disc jockeys. Bob Paris and Dave Alexander were fired while Ron Curtis Jr. quit in protest. Management cites unresolved differences. New talent auditions underway as WSEN and 95X reshuffle morning teams.
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Sylvia van Slack
Auburn
Bob Paris
Ron Curtis Jr
Dave Alexander
Paris
Alexander
Curtis
Rick Ducayne
WPCX
Syracuse
Skaneateles
Chris Gable
West Coast
New York
Gables
God
Ducayne
Mike Walsh
Seth Voorhees
Jason Roach
Radio figures move and debuts spark scheduling shifts
Al Peterson leaves WHEN AM to join WSEBS FM and WEBS AM in Great Barrington Mass bringing humor and synthesizers and now writes for Radio World. Garrison Keillor’s American Radio Company of the Air debuts on American Public Radio November 25. Bully on the Bus airs at 2 PM Wednesday with Joe Galuski on WSYR AM. Radio Waves and Channels columns round out the Baltimore era style page.
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al Peterson
Fom When-Am
New England
Wsebs-Fm
Webs-Am
Great Barrington
Mass
Radio World
Garrison Keillor
American Radio Company of the Air
American Public Radio
Upg
Joe Galuski
Wsyr-Am
Memory Lane: Baby boomer recalls first heard songs at WSEN
Jonn Carucci, now operations manager and program director at Utica stations, recalls exactly where he heard Beach Boys Good Vibrations Van Morrison Gloria Herman's Hermits I'm Into Something Good and The Sound of Philadelphia by MFSB. He pushes another tape into the cart machine at WSEN.
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Jonn Carucci
WSEN
Beach Boys
Good Vibrations
van Morrison
Gloria
Herman’s Hermits
Philadelphia
MFSB
Carucci
Midiay Anse
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Genie Service
Rockville
Louden
Wpce- FM
Utica
Caracci
WKFM
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Jim Tate
Waqx-Fm
O'Riley
Michael O'Riley
Byron Tidwell
Wbhp-Fm
Huntsville
Ala
O’riley
Biff Bail
Brian G. Bourke
Herald Jourhy
Dee Au Sliver
Iansie Wiet
Bob Niedt
Baby Boomer
Wtlb-Am
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