IP codecs ease of use makes connecting to service providers a breeze By Kevin Collins Independent engineer and sports announcer This user report was originally published in Radio World. To read the piece there, click here. For approximately 10 years, I worked for the New England Patriots football team. I didn’t have any radio skills […]
Continue Reading In the News User ReportsThis piece was originally published in TVTechnology. To read the piece, click here. IRVING, TEXAS—As senior vice president of studio operations for TheBlaze—a media network founded by Glenn Beck—for the past several years, I’ve been responsible for managing the backend for all programming at TheBlaze television, as well as the production side for TheBlaze radio […]
Continue Reading In the News User ReportsBy Thomas Lipscomb and Steve Sedahl This piece was published in Radio World. To read there, click here. Broadcasting Experts is a production house. We work with financial advisors, lawyers, and other professionals who are interested in sharing their knowledge over the radio. We produce their programming and guide them through the process of recording […]
Continue Reading In the News User ReportsBy Andy McDonald I’m chief engineer and IT director for the Melbourne FL and Brunswick GA markets for iHeartMedia. Basically, if it’s broken, I fix it. For our Melbourne morning show we regularly do remote broadcasts, and sometimes we have the luxury of broadcasting from the Bahamas. We’ve used ACCESS to connect from the islands […]
Continue Reading In the News User ReportsBy Robbie Green, Director of Technical Operations, Entercom Houston This user report was published in Radio World. To read the online version, click here. SportsRadio 610 KILT(AM) has been the home of the Houston Texans Radio Network since the team’s inaugural year. From 2002 to 2017, ISDN lines were used for backhaul from each stadium […]
Continue Reading In the News User ReportsBy Tom Read CEO, American Christian Network I run a faith-based radio network called ACN (American Christian Network). We originate our programming in Spokane, Washington, and we have seven stations (3 AM stations, and 4 FM stations). Our programming covers eastern Washington, northern Idaho, and northeastern Oregon – according to FCC figures, we reach over […]
Continue Reading Gear in Action In the News User ReportsWe’re consistently amazed at the broadcasts our customers put together. From restaurants, to airplanes, to mountain tops – you take our equipment to places we never imagined. So we want to hear more! Whether you’ve recently installed BRIC-Link II as an STL, done a successful live broadcast with LiveShot, or covered a cool event […]
Continue Reading In the News User ReportsBy John Paul Host, Car Doctor Radio Program This user report was originally published in Radio World. To read the original story, click here. I host the Car Doctor Radio Show a car advice call-in show that airs on Saturday mornings with Salem Media on WROL 950AM. I think of it as a second opinion […]
Continue Reading In the News User ReportsSimple to use and lightweight, remotes are a breeze. By Thom Hartmann Host of “The Thom Hartmann Program”, author, broadcaster “The Thom Hartmann Program” began over 15 years ago and is ranked by Talkers Magazine as the #1 progressive talk show in America. The show is aired on commercial stations coast to coast and on […]
Continue Reading Gear in Action In the News User ReportsBy Andy Butler Engineer Wild Alaska Live was a three-day production that “turns the cameras on a must-see natural spectacle that plays out across the vast Alaskan wilderness, where some of the world’s most remarkable animals – bears, wolves, moose, orcas and eagles – gather by the thousands to take part in Alaska’s summer feast, […]
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