Protecting radio’s rich heritage
Ram Singh Bouddh has probably the world's largest collection of antique radio sets
Breaking News
Grupo Renascença Multimédia responds to tech and audience shifts
Portugal’s José Luís Ramos Pinheiro on how technological shifts and listener behavior is changing the radio CEO’s role
Commentary: Genelec UNIO delivers accurate audio monitoring in any production environment
As workflows become more decentralized, seamless integration between loudspeaker and headphone monitoring is a significant benefit
Malawi radio stations get new FM frequencies
After an essential frequency reallocation project, Malawi has simplified and disciplined its FM allocation and freed up frequencies for new stations, but not everyone is happy
Alta Frequenza holds Corsica at its heart
From humble, heartfelt beginnings, this station has grown significantly in reach thanks to an expansive multichannel strategy along with a passionate and versatile team
Guest Commentary: Radioplayer — backed by radio, for radio
New cars today offer internet connectivity and a dizzying array of audio entertainment options; it’s important to ensure radio remains an easy-to-find favorite
Disregarding the supposed rules
For journalist and broadcaster Doaa Farid, podcasting attracts young audiences eager to shake assumptions about how they consume audio
Frank Foti on shifting the game
“Have a dream and stop at nothing pursuing it. Then, have passion, drive and love for what you do — failure is not an option”
Zim community radio brightens lenses for balanced poll reporting
Zimbabwe may have a progressive constitution, but cultural discrimination against women is deep-rooted; community stations have a significant role in changing that, and staff training is critical
Students embrace brand new radio studios
The Low Countries continue to invest in media education — in Netherlands and Belgium, universities have opened new studio facilities catering to a new generation of A/V professionals
