Tech Roundup

Together, both seek to provide "a complete end-to-end streaming solution that is reliable, scales to rapidly growing large audiences, and reaches more modern devices with stunning audio quality."

With COVID-19 advancing more interactive opportunities for radio and TV stations seeking to engage with their audience more than ever, a new B2C app from Megaphone TV may prove of interest solely for its data harvesting opportunity.

It's not too late to register for Telos Alliance's Virtual Showcase, "Studio Anywhere: Broadcast Virtualization from Concept to Real-World Workflows." The event is set for Wednesday (11/11) at 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern.

USSI Global’s C-Band Mitigation Interference service will relocate affected operators to new frequencies and upgrade satellite infrastructure, clearing the way for new 5G mobile services.

D2D Technologies' D2Flex 5220 has arrived, bringing the next generation IP/ASI Multiplexing Gateway to market. It replaces the D2Mux 5020 with new capabilities for up to 8 independent output streams and Secure Reliable Transport (SRT) for public internet transmission of broadcast quality video.

Over the past decade, radio broadcasting has felt the pressure to adapt in line with changing consumer behavior and the broadening of content services now available. As the popularity of podcasts in particular continue to soar, what does this mean for the health of radio? A group of British industry pros offered interesting views on the subject.

Sports data and iGaming affiliate platform QL Gaming Group (QLGG) is now a sibling to KROQ and the Radio.com audio streaming platform. Entercom just completed the purchase of the business, for $32 million.

This week saw the signing of a partnership between TEGNA and GatesAir that will help it bring NEXTGEN TV broadcasts to the Seattle market, starting in December. What role does GatesAir play in this rollout? Those questions are answered by GatesAir Television Products Group VP/GM Ray Miklius in this fresh RBR+TVBR InFOCUS Podcast, presented by Dot.FM. LISTEN HERE

If your friends all drive Porsches, buying a Mercedes-Benz may make amends -- if having a state-of-the-art connected car is of importance. DTS, the wholly owned subsidiary of Xperi Holding Corp., has just inked an in-dash distribution deal with the storied German automaker.

The new head of ATX Networks brings more than 20 years of senior management experience in the broadband and content industry to his new role at ATX. His work history includes a variety of leadership roles and stretches across multiple technology disciplines.

The adjacent 600-square-foot spaces in Pinellas County, Fla., will emphasize technology from Red House Streaming, a CP Communications brand that focuses exclusively on IP, cloud, and bonded cellular solutions.

The new AG 6000 option boasts an ST 2110 output which enables HD/SD output via dual 10GB SFP+ ports. Learn more about this product and service by clicking here.

Until COVID-19 disrupted live theatrical productions, he toured as a Production Sound Engineer on a variety of Broadway productions, as well as working as a sound designer for theatrical productions, music festivals and corporate events. Now, he's the new Market Development Manager for Point Source Audio.

Everybody in the radio industry has likely heard of TM Studios, known for their jingle and production music house. Few likely knew, however, that Cumulus Media's Westwood One national radio arm was its parent. That's about to change.

The new identity for the unit that is poised to split off from Nielsen and become its own company is now known. A new brand logo was also shared, and Nielsen descibes it as having "a vibrant Flash Green color that reflects the company's dynamic and optimistic spirit, as well as a bold, one-of-a-kind typeface that represents our strength and creativity."