Broadcasters Voice Support for FM Digital Power Increase
Petition calls for first power boost in more than a decade
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Petition calls for first power boost in more than a decade
New report says 131 million people in the U.S. are daily spoken word audio...
One of the network’s first Black female audio engineers, Pringle spent more than four...
Service provides ROI insights for users of the podcast platform
Analytics company will provide services to National Public Media
Interviewers also increasingly are using AoIP mobile apps
Taps into the popularity of podcasting on YouTube platform
“NPR News Now” No. 1 in downloads
FCC’s path forward could present spectrum opportunities in 82-88 MHz
The commission wants to settle the Franken FM question once and for all
Three-year agreement covers the network’s heavy demands
Background includes public radio and commercial TV
Custom-branded earplugs based around newly patented EarPeace PRO design
Edison Research garnered 8,000 online responses to determine America’s favorite podcasts
But broadcasters worry about technical, regulatory and compliance obstacles
Key audiences are motivated by connection, education, new perspectives and self-improvement.
They are also more likely to notice ads and sponsorships on spoken word audio
Survey finds 57 percent of U.S. population has listened to podcasts
Research suggests an average time spent listening of 2 hours, 6 minutes per day...
Young, multicultural audiences key drivers of growth
Iconic public radio show to be inducted into its Broadcasting Hall of Fame
A Q&A with NPR’s Michael Beach on improvements in remote monitoring, backup and bandwidth...
NPR/Edison Research polling identifies six types of radio listeners
Team still delivers new performances to music-hungry audiences
As options proliferate, broadcasters embrace the newfound popularity of audio
Effort aims to help local stations do in-depth journalism
Podcast to undergo experiment in geo-locating and localized content
Financial site provides some data reference points
Latest center will be in the Midwest
NPR’s David Julian Gray talks about how the tool is being used in radio
Numerous entities express support for idea in comments filed with the commission
Windscreens, audio codecs in demand as industry goes remote
Asks FCC to further address interference concerns and build in a subsequent review plan
“Franken FMs” defend their existence; NPR calls them a misuse of public airwaves
Wants FCC to put an end to Franken FM stations
And radio finds new ways to reach audiences as technology matures
That option now requires experimental authority
With CPB backing, the project makes backup kits available to public stations
NAB urges the commission to ignore “a win staring us all in the face”