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Red King Productions brings creative hub to Columbia's downtown district

Red King Productions hosts a Christmas Open House welcoming visitors to the new downtown Columbia facility with studios for TV, music and retail.

10 Pop-Up Books That Are Works of Art

When done well, pop-up books can be engaging, imaginative, and even works of artistic brilliance.

Anti-Kavanaugh smear book by NY Times reporters 'one of the most epic bombs in political publishing'

To Stay Ahead, Newspapers Become a One-Stop Shop

Smart publishers already know the consumer will not save their local newspaper. The limited attention span of the digital information consumer keeps local papers from pinning their hopes on subscribers. Without a robust number of subscribers, display advertising suffers.

What Libraries Can (Still) Do

Librarians will need to cherish their special talent as “stewards” while letting go of the instinct to be “collectors.” Knowledge in physical form needs to be preserved and curated. But with digital information pouring into iPhones and Kindles in petabytes, libraries need to rethink old habits. They cannot collect everything, or even a small fraction of everything.

Struggling to quit sugar? You might not be sleeping enough

Levels of insomnia can influence the region of your brain that regulates food intake.

Twelve things you need to stop storing in the fridge immediately

While you might think storing all your food in the fridge ensures it will stay fresher longer, not all items benefit from being chilled. Here, FEMAIL offers a guide to 12 items to keep out of the fridge.

Preparing to Record in a Professional Recording Studio

Recording in a home studio is one thing – there are different considerations when entering a professional recording studio. We have tips to get you ready.

Innovation: A Mason Jar Radio With One Station Only

In a world full of choices, this radio gives you only one. And its creators call it The Public Radio, so it's not surprising they want you to pick a public radio station to program it.

Choosing the Right Handheld Two-Way Radio

Shopping for a handheld two way radio is like shopping for a car: There are plenty of choices, and finding a dealer you trust is as important as what you buy.

3 Steps to Properly Use a Radio

When a firefighter joins the fire service, not much time is given to train them on how to properly use a radio

How You Can Help Keep Radio Free

As of today, the Local Radio Freedom Act has the support of 208 House representatives and 24 Senators. That's a good sign that the momentum continues to build. It also means this is no time to let up on the gas.

Regarding the radio: fine-tuning to ag

Understanding how radio holds a valuable place in the ag community and how marketers can utilize radio to better communicate and market to farmers.

What It's Like Doing a Radio Show From Home

Sounds like fun right? Sit home, play music, talk every once and a while, sounds pretty easy. Oh, how I wish it was that easy.

Boxman Studios: Designing Creative Spaces with Shipping Containers

Boxman Studios modifies shipping containers, designing, developing and deploying them as creative spaces, turning imagination into reality.

New Data Shows How Strong Radio Really Is

NPR and Edison Research have released data from a joint study the two organizations conducted with 1,500 radio listeners in January of this year. The study was called Radio: Live on Air and Everywhere, and it delved into why listeners tune into radio.

The 1930s Refrigerator-Radio Combo That Never Quite Took Off

By the late 1930s the vast majority of American households had a radio. So how were radio manufacturers supposed to expand their market? By insisting that the ideal American home has a radio in every room. Sometimes that meant putting radios in the latest appliances — like right inside every American's favorite new gadget, the mechanical refrigerator.