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Imlay to Retire as SBE General Counsel

Longtime communications attorney is known for his spectrum expertise

Delilah revels in rediscovering her roots

Legendary radio host believes local content will be the key to KDUN’s success

In Australia, DAB+ and RadioApp Extend Radio’s Reach

CRA’s Joan Warner says radio can’t pick just one “winner”

Gordon Smith in a screen capture of his state of the industry talk

Read Gordon Smith’s Final State of the Industry Talk

He reflected on his tenure and offered nine lessons from his career as senator...

image of TuneIn app in a car dashboard

TuneIn Collaborates With Harman

Companies promote the Ignite Store to automakers

Hershberger Honored as a “Renaissance Engineer”

We chat with this year’s recipient of the NAB Radio Engineering Achievement Award

A user screen on BE’s AudioVAULT V11.

BE’s Demuth: Reliability and Redundancy Are Crucial

There will always be hardware failures, but how does the automation deal with them?

Business and Law

Paul Schafer Was a Father of Radio Automation

Also was an early innovator in remote control systems

Adam Robinson

Products Get Smaller, Faster, Easier to Use

DJB embraces the world of hybrid and all-remote workflows

From the Editor

Cummis Set to Take the Lead at SBE

And as the society’s first female leader, she hopes to help it diversity

Audi Encourages Support for Hybrid Radio

Broadcasters should embrace it to provide metadata via the online connection

Layer Reiterates Importance of Good, Consistent Metadata

NAB PILOT also continues its work in hybrid radio and digital AM

Debbie Kribell and Johnny Schad

Smarts Sees Resilience in Smaller Markets

Pandemic “absolutely kicked every one of us” but customers are amazingly flexible

Users of Radio.co at Shady Pines Radio

Radio.co Wants to Host Your Station Online

“Think of it like the middleman between you and your listeners”

Wade Witmer of FEMA

“IPAWS Loves Broadcast Resilience”

Wade Witmer discusses FEMA’s planned exhibit at the NAB Show

Charles Wooten, ham radio

Wooten Manages IHM’s Florida Panhandle Engineering

Veteran market engineer embraces challenges

The Three Rules of Software: API, API, API

For RCS, remote operation and open architecture are mission-critical

Arrakis Apex automation screen

A New Appreciation of Software’s Power

“One bright spot of the pandemic was how it opened our users’ eyes as...

Bennett Bill ENCO Systems

A World of Broadly Distributed Multi-Platform Workflows

How that digital stream gets to and from servers has become vastly more flexible...

Gustavo Robles

AoIP Supports New Work Habits

Robles looks toward standardization of control protocols, equipment, signals and clocks

Clay Freinwald, State Emergency Communications Committee in Washington state

From the Editor

Freinwald to Resign Washington SECC’s Chair

Will step down in September after 25 years leading the state’s committee

Dan Dickey, Continental Electronics, radio transmitters, NASA, JPL, Deep Space Network

Continental Highlights Benefits of WBHF Technology

We asked President Dan Dickey about it

Artist Lindsay Ell visits with a station virtually.

Lessons of Radio Row at the ACM Awards

How do you bring a parade of artists past a row of radio DJs...

jay tyler in wheatstone booth

Tyler on AoIP for Everyone

“The container virtualization layer is extremely flexible and can scale up as we need”

Brader: Pay Attention to SIP Protocol

Standard establishes connection between internet or IP connected devices

From the Editor

LeGeyt Sees Radio as a Bipartisan Issue

Here's our special interview with NAB’s next president/CEO

“The New Normal Is Going to Sound Pretty Great”

For remote work, Crump says get the best network you can afford

KT and Craig Timmermans

Saving on Power in Little Current

Going off-grid generates massive savings for station owner

RW ebook cover The Readl World of AoIP

Doug Ferber on Trends in AoIP

AES67, NMOS and an overall need for increased capacity for IP codecs

From the Editor

Greg Shay on AoIP Empowering Broadcast

“It is not good enough ‘if it works when it works,’ it has to...

Oliver Berliner circa 1989.

Berliner: A Life in Music and the Recording Arts

Recollections of Oliver Berliner, grandson of the inventor of disc records

Bob Orban

From the Editor

Moving Audio in the Cloud Brings Challenges

Bob Orban: Processing options help stations that seek to navigate these new scenarios

AEQ Rolls Out a New Codec

Cites a need for simpler operation adapted to non-technical personnel

Raoul Wedel, Wedel Software

Raoul Wedel Talks About the Adthos Ad-Server

“Instead of building dozens of integrations, we felt this was a better solution”

Frank Foti, The Telos Alliance, audio processing

The Recipe for Processing Is Never Finished

Frank Foti: It’s how one achieves a loud signature that determines listenability

Don Elliott

My Favorite Mics: Don Elliot

Voice veteran talks about his MKH 416, V13 and other faves

jeff keith cropped

Listeners Deserve a Smooth, Comfortable Ride

Jeff Keith says processing will continue to get smarter and more powerful

Rob Byers, MPR/APM

Working With Mics: Rob Byers

A chat about microphones with the director of broadcast and media operations at Minnesota...

Ira Wilner and son in studio

My Favorite Mics: Ira Wilner

“We engineers have very personal biases when it comes to studio mics”

WorldCast Systems, Gregory Mercier, audio processing, cloud services

WorldCast Products Reflect New Service Models

Gregory Mercier says the company has seen a shift in customer mindset

APRE, Association of Public Radio Engineers, PREC, Public Radio Engineers Conference, Victoria St. John

APRE Seeks Return to Normalcy

A Q&A with association President Victoria St. John on plans for 2022 PREC

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