Skewering the news with sound technology
The award-winning BBC topical comedy, The Skewer, uses experimental digital audio mixing techniques to give a different slant on current events
Breaking News
So, you’ve got a podcast that you’d like to monetize?
Build it and they will come? Sadly, this is not the case when it comes to podcasting and advertising revenue
Vinyl’s much-hyped return to radio
After almost 40 years, the vinyl LP is returning to radio, bringing its supposed “warmer” sound. But are vinyl’s audio benefits inflated?
Beasley Media Group tackles hypercompetition
For Caroline Beasley, declining radio audiences are part of a natural shift
North Korea doubles digital radio output
After years of experimentation, the famously secretive nation has switched on another DRM shortwave transmitter. The big question: Why?
The new age of podcasting
The COVID-19 pandemic gave podcasting a significant push forward into a new age; it’s now time for advertisers to getonboard, smartly
Targetspot reveals new strategic plan
The new strategic plan has five priority focuses
Total media self-regulation in Africa still to be achieved
Radio in Africa, like other forms of media, is facing increasing scrutiny by governments. Media self-regulation is a goal, but it is also a balancing act
The RedTech Summit – reimagining “radio”
The meeting set out to examine the future of what we call “radio.” What emerged was the need to reimagine it fundamentally, starting with the term itself
VivaCité Namur puts focus on visuals
Belgium’s French-language public broadcaster RTBF continues to upgrade its regional radio studios with an eye on combining audio with video production
