Tech Roundup

Broadcast audio technology company Telos Alliance has decided what it will showcase at the upcoming 2025 NAB Show, and the company long-associated with Frank Foti believes its loudness management tools and Next Generation Audio (NGA) products for over-the-air and streaming TV deserve the spotlight.

Video technology and monetization platform JWP Connatix (JWPC) has a new CEO, and he will lead the company that just completed a merger combining JW Player with Connatix. He succeeds Dave Otten, JWP Connatix's outgoing CEO.

TVU Networks, known for its live media workflow products, has joined the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Independent Software Vendor (ISV) Accelerate Program, a co-sell program for AWS Partners that provides software that runs on or integrates with AWS.

The Nova Scotia-headquartered manufacturer of AM and FM radio broadcast transmitters is heading to the 2025 NAB Show with two new features for its VX Fm transmitter series. For Nautel, this means internal audio playout and streaming.

Australia's Mediaproxy, known for its software-based IP compliance monitoring and multiviewing products, will be showing off new additions to its wares at the 2025 NAB Show, at a Las Vegas Convention Center West Hall booth. 

A venerable New Bern, N.C.-based designer and manufacturer of professional broadcast audio equipment under a trio of brand names is gearing up for the 2025 NAB Show with several new product enhancements and additions to its line of offerings.

Introducing the INOmini 645 FM SiteStreamer II, featuring a sensitive SDR-based tuner, improved LCD display, high-quality streaming for multiple remote listeners, improved metering for both off-air and Auxilliary reception, more alarm options, and two levels of password protection.

Telos Alliance, long-known for its broadcast audio technology products, is planning to show off its entire catalog of new features and capabilities across its lineup of Linear Acoustic Next Generation Audio products at the 2025 NAB Show.

A software provider that offers products designed to improve post-production workflows for broadcasters is returning to the NAB Show, and will introduce a post-production collaboration product designed to bridge the gap between discrete cloud and multiple on-premises infrastructures.

He was the head of the FCC that first erased Title II broadband classification, resulting in death threats for the end of "Net Neutrality." Starting April 1, he'll be the President/CEO of the wireless industry association.

This year marks 50 years since the OPTIMOD was launched. Orban Labs President David Day remarks, “Over the years, many things have changed in the market but one thing has remained consistent — between bandwidth issues, transmission methods and other considerations, audio needs extra treatment in order to make it pleasing for listeners."

San Antonio-based radio-focused software developer nextKast is heralding updates to the seventh version of its automation system, sporting new features ranging from enhanced reliability to a modernized user-friendly interface.

A Telos Alliance partner will be putting a spotlight on a products manufactured by a 35-year-old broadcast technology company based in Berlin, Germany. In particular, new features and capabilities are of note and will be shared at the 2025 NAB Show in April. 

Jake Daniluck, Tieline's VP of Sales for the Americas, comments, “After strong interest in Bridge-IT II at last year’s NAB Show, we’re excited to showcase the Bridge-IT XTRA II for the first time at this year’s NAB conference.”

The global AI media and entertainment market is projected to exceed $104.4 billion by 2030, according to Straits Research. The 2025 NAB Show is at the forefront of this revolution and provides media professionals unparalleled access to the latest AI-driven tools, insights and innovations needed to stay ahead in this evolving landscape.