Next-Gen Engineers: Rachel Haggerty of iHeartRadio
From Seton Hall's WSOU to the Big Apple, Haggerty is on the up
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From Seton Hall's WSOU to the Big Apple, Haggerty is on the up
CML hopes to make it available to worldwide audience "regardless of income or location"
Wait till you see the video of the front of this transmitter
"Transform the audio campaign you already have into a streaming-TV experience"
A Houston LPFM was found to be broadcasting at 475% of its TPO, per an FCC agent
It will also make the European debut of Edge One
Codec fits in a palm and supports video streaming and multiple AoIP protocols
It weighs the rejection of CAP EAS messages that lack valid digital signatures
Digital Audio Group revenue was up 12%, led by podcast revenue
CaptureRelay sends photos from a smartphone to WordPress
It’s no wonder owners are looking to get rid of some of their towers
Radio Training Network met a 10-day audio transport deadline without new hardware
On a 4,500-mile summer jaunt, I drove with a certain motive in mind
Speech intelligibility increasingly is a problem across media
The engineer worked for the former VP of Science and Technology at NAB
The standard enables robust reception and emergency preparedness
“Soon, switching off FM will be an innocuous event that just makes economic sense”
James Sanford says he can detect whenever an EV or hybrid drives by
New groundSwXtch app moves multicast audio over IP networks without hardware
Amidst reported listener declines, public broadcaster targets mid-fall to resume FM
But “the vast majority” of people are still reached by radio every week
Overnight FM radio broadcasts in Paris will experience temporary shutdowns through early August
We also talk with the RDS Forum CEO about other radio data uses
RKS Liblice 2, once home of the country’s medium-wave service, urgently needs repairs
The policy advisor explains why the DNA proposal in Europe is important
We explore radio's overall future as well as current platform trends
Distributed workflows are fast becoming the norm, as our latest ebook explores
The questions smart engineers should be asking
Trends and technology behind this fast-growing medium
Tools and tactics to help your station prosper
Dozens of new products for radio broadcasting and audio applications