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HD Radio Hits Manufacturing Milestones
1.5 million chipsets, 1 million modules and 100 different consumer devices are cited to promote the technology's progress.
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Martha Quinn's RadioBu
Having a custom-built personal studio was once a luxury on-air radio talent could not experience. With the move toward computer-based digital recording technologies, more and more on-air talent are finding that owning their own personal studio is now within reach.
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Armstrong X-1000B
Terry Suggs' extensive search showed that Armstrong offered the best in pricing and packaging. The transmitter was shipped within a week and installation was seamless.
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Web 2.0
Technologists busily reinventing the Web say radio stations can look forward to an Internet where it's much easier to collaborate, innovate, and manipulate data and software on a wide variety of Net-friendly devices.
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