Media Max Chooses 25-Seven Program Delay Manager to Keep Offensive Content Off the Air
In these turbulent times, keeping the FM airwaves free of offensive material is more important than ever before. Media Max, one of Kenya’s largest broadcast networks needed a robust, networkable profanity-delay solution to keep the content on their six radio stations free of questionable or profane content.
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Qmusic and Joe FM Get Seriously Upgraded
Thanks to our partners at TVV Sound Project from Belgium, we got an inside look at two of their latest studio upgrades for MEDIALAAN, featuring a ton of Omnia, Axia, and Telos Alliance gear!
Topics: Radio, Z/IPStream R/2, Broadcast, xNodes, Telos VX, Omnia
Omnia VOLT Hits the Airwaves in Scranton
By now you've surely heard about VOLT, the new processor from Omnia Audio that shares lineage with the Omnia.11, features Omnia founder Frank Foti's latest clipper, and includes a plethora of features to help your station get amazing sound, all with a slick new one rack unit box. So what do broadcasters have to say about this impressive new processing package? Since becoming one of the first to take VOLT to the airwaves, Entercom Scranton Chief Engineer Ted Alexander, Jr. gave us his personal review.
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Scary Stories of Broadcasts Past
Working in radio can be a lot of fun. Being on the air, playing the hits, and broadcasting exciting live events are just some of the elements that have drawn people to radio for years. But it can be a little scary at times too. With Halloween around the corner, we thought we'd share a few scary stories of some of our Telos Alliance colleagues from their days in radio. From failed equipment at live remotes to creepy warehouses to the dreaded dead air, we've got you covered. Read their tales here... If it's not too frightening.
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TWiRT 321 - Tower Glam Shots with Scott and Lisa Fybush
Glamour shots were hot in the 1980’s and 90’s. But Scott and Lisa Fybush have been making towers famous in photos for fifteen years. Scott Fybush joins Chris Tobin and Kirk Harnack. We’re talking not only glam towers, but also reflections on the NAB Radio Show in Nashville, and Chris is pushing microwaves out of the kitchen!
Guest: Scott and Lisa Fybush - Editor/Publisher at NorthEast Radio Watch/Fybush Media
Hosts: Chris Tobin, IP-Solutionist and Kirk Harnack, The Telos Alliance, Delta Radio, & South Seas Broadcasting
Show Links:
Lisa Fybush produces The Tragical History Tour show on Rochester Free Radio
Chris Tobin’s live broadcast location: Chickie’s and Pete’s Crab House and Sports Bar
Howard Price - Disaster Readiness
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Topics: Broadcast