The coming of digital
While changes in broadcast technology up until the 1980s brought improvements in quality and reach, the impacts of digital have been truly revolutionary
Breaking News
The cautionary tale of radio’s future
Where the United States was once considered the birthplace of new ideas in commercial radio, it’s now a cautionary tale for those in other countries who fail to innovate. Avoiding a similar fate may require a bold step.
Reintroducing contextual advertising to digital audio
If commercial radio is to survive in the future, it needs to reimagine the listener’s relationship with content and how they consume it. NumberEight cofounders Abhishek Sen and Chris Watts have a solution.
University revives former radio studios
Radio headquarters due for demolition transformed into broadcast training facility
Marconi, microphones and tape
From the early days of broadcasting, two technologies emerged that would form the backbone of modern radio: microphones and tape ribbon
Astro Radio renovates its studios during the pandemic
Any studio refurbishment can be daunting, but add in uncertainty of manpower, movement and materials during a global pandemic, and you have a challenging endeavor
Phare FM, lighting the way on DAB+
Nestled on the border with Germany and Switzerland, the small Christian community station has an oversized reach
Radio at the crossroads, again
DRM Chairman Ruxandra explains how digital radio has gotten another chance, as life post-COVID has completely changed the radio landscape
RedTech Briefing: Raoul Wedel
How to compete for ad sales against big tech using specially designed software
Kim Beyns takes the helm at NGroup
Replaces Marc Vossen as head of the Belgian media organization
