Spring Product Preview 2023
Product news from more than 40 broadcast technology companies
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Product news from more than 40 broadcast technology companies
Super Hi-Fi and ElevenLabs promise "incredibly realistic voices"
An appreciation of the truly wonderful Western Electric 111C
Says advertisers can generate customized content that’s sensitive to the listener’s context
List of door prizes includes four Maine lobsters this year
“An affordable FM/HD audio processor with algorithm prowess”
TV and radio spots promote enduring value of broadcasting to local communities
Station staff will return to the unoccupied studio space for a special broadcast dubbed "Turn Back the Clock"
The review by Amazon Web Services helps software suppliers remediate risks
New sponsorship option can display a client message 4,000 times per month
At Northwestern Media, Murphey preaches redundancy in network infrastructure
A new society hopes to unite alumni and help nourish the spirit of college...
What outrages (aka hallucinations) will it invent and foment?
Company refers to removing amplitude modulation "from most new and updated models"
Today's specialty models combine OTA reception with online connectivity and other features
It will provide 427 codecs to take the broadcaster out of the ISDN era...
Groupe M6 subsidiary uses DAIConnect on its live radio streams
Cites improved power and bandwidth management, monitoring and control functionality
Solid-state unit replaces an 18-year-old tube model
Radio France International now has the largest installation of the service
The late AM radio advocate saw value in community service
Only 223 stations remain on air 18 months after Taliban regained control of the...
It is now part of the working vocabulary of radio engineers, yet the field...
A special double-size ebook featuring 15 new studio projects
An updated and expanded introduction to the Xperi hybrid radio platform
Radio World's latest ebook updates trends in use of the cloud for radio
How has the evolution to control surfaces changed the way engineers use them?