Your studio and the broadcast engineering shortage
No amount of technology can replace the hands-on expertise of broadcast engineers, and yet they are increasingly absent from where they are needed; so what can broadcasters do?
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Africa Radio reinvents a lifeline
Since COVID-19, this well-established voice for Africa in France has struggled to return to form. Its new owners are investing significant resources to meet changing listener expectations
Podcast media: A renaissance for radio
Radio stations that shun podcasts are missing an opportunity to remain the gateway to audio and stay relevant and successful in today’s ever-changing media landscape
Catalunya Ràdio tests the Tieline ViA codec in Antarctica
Faced with extreme environmental conditions and limited broadcast infrastructure and technical support, the Spanish broadcaster needed robust and reliable equipment with maximum versatility
Broadcast-associés: Ready to welcome media to Paris this summer!
Located halfway between the Eiffel Tower and the Stade de France, the company is situated on the banks of the Seine in Clichy, near the media Village.
DTS AutoStage brings insights to New York Public Radio
Analyzing the DTS AutoStage broadcaster’s portal for its different radio stations, New York Public Radio has learned new things about its listeners and its broadcast signals
Protecting radio’s rich heritage
Ram Singh Bouddh has probably the world's largest collection of antique radio sets
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
