The “Second Wave” of IP Audio Infrastructure Is Here
Microservices and container-based processing play a central role
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Microservices and container-based processing play a central role
Broadcasters could “better achieve the scale and efficiencies necessary to compete”
Taunton's House of Worship overcomes challenge from Foxboro Cable Access for 96.5 FM permit
“We are witnessing a dangerous precedent”
Broadcasters, streamers and new tech converge September in Amsterdam
Consent decree ends investigation into "Radio Ideal's" unauthorized broadcasts, which date back to 2017
Expanded band access and reduced efficiency burden sought for AM
Proceeds from the 16 original elements will go to SBE's Ennes scholarship fund
Chairman says more than half a billion future dollars have been saved so far
Audio consumption by adults averages 3 hours 45 minutes daily
The North Carolina-based broadcast equipment manufacturer produces most everything in-house
The news outlet continues its lawsuit against the USAGM to secure funds the rest...
Out-of-home media audiences have roared back, says Cumulus/WW1's Pierre Bouvard
It supports existing hardware but says now is the time for software-based alerts
But traditional broadcast revenue continues to shrink
“The broadcasting industry lends itself well to the entrepreneurial spirit”
Amateur radio association said filing reflects need to update rules for digital modes
22 of the Senate's 53 Republicans signed a letter to Carr
Company advocates for simpler EAS reporting and withdrawal of multilingual requirements
NRB’s leader says faith-based media isn’t asking for special treatment — just fair access
Converting to a software-based model “allows for more flexibility”
The filing cites four-month delay between the cyberattack and when iHeart notified listeners
Capus said staff and programming will be cut further
Group is helping a new batch of LPFM stations onboard
New York AM station enters consent decree, agrees to implement compliance plan
Eric Hoppe talks about the new antenna from Progressive Concepts
Deal brings Alpha's 207 stations and digital assets into Connoisseur’s fold, awaits FCC approval
They are tied to inflation and are adjusted every two years
Concerns center on certification gaps, cybersecurity and burdens on small broadcasters
Steve Rollins will head IT and technical operations
"We will challenge this executive order using all means available"
The head of Nashville Public Radio shows how seriously pubcasters are taking the threat
Al Peterson has some thoughts on creative deployments for radio
CPB and NPR signal defiance, says they are not subject to an executive order
The grant of $650,000 is for group of radio and TV stations led by...
Group of more than 60 members led by Shure met with officials to advocate...
Berner cites tariffs and other economic headwinds
Advocacy group says some of the FCC's broadcast rules should be preserved
Court rules refusal to disburse $12 million was “arbitrary and capricious”
Howarth says their purpose remains essentially unchanged, but expectations have soared