Tech Roundup

In March, he stepped into the interim head of engineering role for Townsquare Media. Now, he's been rewarded with a promotion to the role of SVP/Engineering at the local digital and radio broadcasting company led by CEO Bill Wilson.

For those of you who have read about the CZU Complex Fire in the Santa Cruz Mountains, California-based Inovonics has a message to share: All are fine, the President/CEO of the broadcast tech company says.

IP audio and control company Barix is bringing its IP paging and intercom expertise to large broadcast and emergency response networks with RackBox, a universal cloud-based, any-to-all platform for widespread delivery of critical messages.

It's an endorsement of the non-political kind, and it benefits a media technology and video transport network product developer making waves across 2020. LTN Global was the official interactive production partner of the Democratic National Convention (DNC), held last week in Milwaukee.

High-speed internet is a hard thing to come by for some 1,200 students in a rural Indiana county. Now, the local school board has a solution just in time for the start of the school year. And, it is thanks to a partnership with Indiana Public Broadcasting Stations.

With the 2021 NAB Show planned for April 10-14, the National Association of Broadcasters will soon bring to life what it's calling "a dynamic year-round digital platform designed to extend the impact of NAB Show" via networking and educational opportunities.

A key provider of enterprise revenue management and digital software products has released an all-in-one platform designed to give radio broadcasters the power to increase revenue — and amplify their existing advertising programs through the sale of third-party digital advertising.

Logitek’s Helix TV console package, a touchscreen audio console available in physical and “virtual” formats, now provides 64 x 64 channels of Dante audio along with AES67 networking.

NextGen TV can double the revenue growth rate of local TV stations over the next decade. That was just one takeaway from the third webinar in a six-episode series on making money with ATSC 3.0, the emerging technology positioned to define next-generation broadcast TV.

NATPE has selected the Chief Digital Officer at ViacomCBS and ViacomCBS's President/CEO; and the head of programming for CBS All Access; to participate in a headlining keynote conversation together at NATPE Streaming Plus.  That's the online event set for September 14-17 tied to NATPE VIRTUAL.

The 2020 NAB Show New York will transform for this year into a ten-day virtual event offering what the broadcast media industry's biggest advocacy group calls "a myriad of opportunities for education, discovery and engagement." The online affair is scheduled from October 19-29, and registration will commence in early September.

This new series places a focus on ways to leverage “Made for Radio” standards and technologies—MPX, µMPX, MPX node, E2X, HD Radio PAR, and Virtualization—to solve nagging air-chain issues and open the door to new and easier implementations of HD Radio transmission opportunities.

This new product allows an audio professional to convert a XLR microphone into an Axient Digital wireless microphone. This, the company says, empowers the user to enjoy improved audio quality and RF performance, wide-tuning, and encryption features.

Yes, the Humboldt County tech company known as StreamGuys has made its name primarily for its software-as-a-service based streaming and podcast products. But, they've also gained a niche with pro sports leagues and teams. A NFL team in the South is the latest professional club to link up with StreamGuys.

This is the first project that SMPTE has undertaken to electronically publish machine-readable metadata as a standard that is expected to be used operationally rather than by application developers. It is expected to significantly streamline media asset management around the globe.