TWiRT 201 - Radio Futurologist, James Cridland

Who better to predict radio’s future than a radio futurologist? James Cridland advises radio’s leaders across the world – on radio’s multiplatform future, the effect of smartphones on radio listening, and radio’s place in social media. He writes about what happens when radio and new platforms collide – for Media UK and other websites and magazines. And works with the brightest brains to ensure radio remains relevant. On this episode, James describes RadioDNS, which he says is one of the key technologies for radio remaining relevant and useful to a mass audience.

GUEST

James Cridland, Radio Futurologist

HOSTS

Kirk Harnack, VP – Telos Systems – www.telos-systems.com
Chris Tobin, IP Solutionist

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TWiRT 201 - Radio Futurologist, James Cridland

TWiRT 200 - War Stories from Sochi

TWiRT 200 - War Stories from Sochi

On the eve of the 2014 Winter Olympics, Westwood One’s VP-Engineering, Mitch Glider, joins us live from Sochi, Russia. Mitch and his colleagues have assembled a long-form studio plus several reporters’ workstations.  Now the hard prep work pays off and engineering vigilance begins as hours and hours of Olympic radio coverage is fed back to New York for affiliate distribution. Mitch takes us through the studio build and the technologies employed to bring live commentary and reports from across the Olympic venues and ship the final products back home.

Guest:
Mitch Glider, VP-Engineering, Westwood One, New York - live in Sochi, Russia

Hosts:
Chris Tobin, IP-Solutionist
Kirk Harnack, VP - Telos Systems
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TWiRT 199 - There's a Problem - Go Back to Sleep

As engineers incorporate new technology into their broadcast facilities, we’re figuring out better approaches to old – and new – problems. Chris Tarr offers up a boatload of tips, tricks, and tools that make his life easier at both studio and transmitter sites. Chris Tobin chimes in, and Kirk Harnack describes how one TV station in Oklahoma is handling tornado “play-by-play” coverage.

HOSTS

Kirk Harnack, VP – Telos Systems – www.telos-systems.com
Chris Tarr, Director of Engineering, 88Nine RadioMilwaukee
Chris Tobin, President, Musicam USA

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