By Mark Ruddy, WVIA Radio, Pittston, PA.
In 2023, WVIA started the process of looking for a replacement for our radio infrastructure, moving away from our 18-year-old audio routing console system and modernizing to audio over IP.
Read MoreTopics: Radio, IP Studios, AoIP studios, Axia Quasar, 2025
Netherlands' Triple Audio Puts Axia To Work at Radio4All
Recently we heard something quite amazing from our partners in the Netherlands, Triple Audio: they'd built a client new broadcast studios, ready for air, in just two weeks' time! How in the world is this possible? They've given us permission to share their story - read on! (The following is edited; to read the original, click here.)
Read MoreTopics: AoIP studios, Axia Quasar
AoIP isn't just for big markets
Kentucky's WEKT is community radio at its best
In a broadcast world dominated by mega-corporations, community radio's relevance is sometimes questioned. Just don’t question it with Beth Mann around. Mann, the President and CEO of Kentucky-based Edge Media Group, has proven that commitment to local programming, community involvement, and a view to the future are keys to a loyal listener base.
Read MoreTopics: independent radio, AoIP studios, axia iqx, 2024
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