- The
North American Regional Broadcasting Agreement (
NARBA, French:
Accord régional sur la
radiodiffusion en Amérique du Nord; Spanish:
Convenio Regional...
- The
North American Regional Broadcasting Agreement (
NARBA) took
effect on
March 29, 1941,
requiring nearly all
radio stations in
North America to change...
- The Bahamas. The AM
station has a
class A clear-channel
allocation under NARBA and its
nighttime signal can be
heard throughout the Bahamas, most of Cuba...
- the
original NARBA signatories,
including the
United States,
Canada and Mexico, have
implemented bilateral agreements that su****de
NARBA's terms, eliminating...
-
transmitter site. The old
class I was
divided into three:
class I-A, I-B and I-N.
NARBA distinguished between class I-A,
which were true clear-channel stations...
-
Origem e
Comeco e Cabo da
Villa de
Santa Cruz do Cabo de Gue D'Agoa de
Narba",
written by an
anonymous author who was
captured in 1934[citation needed]...
-
American Regional Broadcasting Agreement (
NARBA) in 1941, WHIO
moved to its
current frequency at 1290 kHz. When
NARBA went into effect, 90% of all AM stations...
- in May, 1941 all
stations on 1210 kHz had
moved to 1240 kHz due to the
NARBA agreement. KBIZ was
granted a
translator licence by the FCC for an FM simulcast...
-
reserved for
Canada under the
North American Regional Broadcasting Agreement (
NARBA) allocations. CBW's
studios are
located on
Portage Avenue (Winnipeg Route...
- Canada's
chief delegate to the
North American Regional Broadcasting Agreement (
NARBA)
conferences in 1949 and 1950 that set AM and FM
broadcast standards for...
