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Rick Ducey on the evolving radio sales ecosystem
It alleged the stations involved have been playing music without a license
He's offered contract engineering services in Alabama since the 1990s
Short-form episodes are available to help stations celebreate America’s 250th
Firm cites his experience at companies like GatesAir, Comark and Thomson
Radio inductees are Jordan Rich of WBZ and Barbara Dacey, formerly of WMVY
She urged for felony-level penalties at the state level
Randy Zerr in Nevada heard FM signals from coastal Georgia
Technology is helping the sales department in many new ways
It includes talkover beds, imaging FXs and production tracks
These issues are relevant for audio as well as video platforms
This applies to certain small-market broadcast station employees
How liquid soap and roof sealant can solve some common problems
Karl Zuk reflects on using omnidirectional models
Software update strengthens DAB mobile measurements and lab capabilities
That includes DAB, smart speakers, websites and apps
The companies finalized the deal at the spring NAB Show
It supports Indonesia's strategy of utilizing both digital formats
“Our goal is to make next-generation audio practical, accessible and ready for today’s workflows”
Available natively within BMWs and Minis in the UK and Portugal
Research at an AIR FM stations “validated” its performance
The "small-scale" digital radio initiative started about four years ago
RX2 consoles and other gear were supplied and commissioned by ASPA
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
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