Malawi suspends issuing broadcast licenses and frequencies
The country’s FM spectrum is congested, and attempts to free up some of the spectrum for new players is proving difficult
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Beasley Media Group tackles hypercompetition
For Caroline Beasley, declining radio audiences are part of a natural shift
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
Australia’s Sunshine Coast Broadcasters rely on trusted tech
Our engineers depend on equipment that’s versatile and reliable; this is essential when connectivity is at stake
RTL Radio Deutschland finds the right balance
Nina Gerhardt on adapting to dynamic media consumer behavior
Why this year’s IBC will be critical
IBC2022 comes at a pivotal moment in broadcast history. Expect anxiety and excitement
Q&A: Nautel’s John Whyte on building innovation into the air chain
How Nautel is adapting new technology to tackle broadcasters’ biggest transmission challenges
Q&A: Joe D’Angelo on selective partnering in data-driven audio platforms
Reaching out to listeners through an increasingly crowded, interconnected, digitized audio space takes more than experience in radio programming. For Joe D’Angelo, Xperi’s senior V.P. of broadcast radio, it requires partnering with those who have expert knowledge of metadata, an
Q&A: Tieline’s Charlie Gawley on connecting contributors efficiently
With IP at the heart of broadcasting’s future, codecs are increasingly the gateways of content assimilation and distribution
