Commentary: In-dash gaming — a new opportunity for radio
Gaming may seem a big leap for broadcasters, but it's in radio's DNA
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AYP FM mobilizes for Nagorno-Karabakh
The Paris-based station connecting the Armenian diaspora worldwide with events in their homeland has shifted program priorities to focus on shocking events in Nagorno-Karabakh
Grupo Multimedios strengthens radio through technology
Director General Guillermo Franco reaches audio consumers by thinking beyond radio and providing a combined offering that embraces the latest technology
Lawo’s LUX provides innovative solution for radio broadcasters
Versatility is a Lawo design priority; LUX — its product design system — ensures adaptability, consistency and reliability
AI in news threatens trust
AI is a tempting tool for cash-strapped broadcasters, but it risks destroying something sacrosanct between broadcaster and listener: trust. Some major players are taking a stand that should inspire others to be more responsible
Tuning in to tomorrow — India’s radio journey in the digital age
India is a growing economic powerhouse, and recent changes to broadcast regulations are about to accelerate the sector into the digital age
Radio Legends: Bruno Rost finds the humor in successful leadership
“A boss is, first and foremost, a human being. An entrepreneur is primarily an adventurer. A company is just a dynamic component of people’s lives and the world”
Eurocom integrates MBC studios
When the Mauritian national broadcaster wanted to renovate its radio operations, it turned to a team with expertise in the field of innovation and studio integration
Digital radio is ready to save lives
Cellphone and IP infrastructure is typically knocked out in major disasters
AI presents a double-edged sword
Radio has been toying with AI for over a decade; so, it’s perfectly placed to embrace recent significant developments. Or is it?
