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“The nation’s commercial radio stations have seen the future, and it is in, of all things, video. … ‘This is a visual medium now.’
“The nation’s commercial radio stations have seen the future, and it is in, of all things, video. … ‘This is a visual medium now.’ … Whereas video was once said to have killed the radio star … it is now emerging as an unlikely savior for an industry facing an array of challenges.”
The New York Times looks at how radio stations are using video.
Planners released the session list for the Broadcast and Online Delivery track
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Urban alternative’s spotlight shows it is time for radio to act on diversity
Student-run stations are more likely to be in violation of FCC OPIF rules
New report from The Infinite Dial offers insights into evolution of radio technology listening devices
Born to be a broadcast engineer: “I never had a Plan B:”
Its a series of outdoor equipment expos traveling the United States this fall
NAB approves but LP-250 supporters say the agency does not offer rationale for denial