Streaming
House Passes Webcaster Bill
The bill allows webcasters to negotiate with the music industry for a royalty rate lower than that mandated by Congress last year.
College Radio Network Launches Internet Music Fest
More than a dozen schools will participate in the online offering
Clean up the Audio
Advancement of codec design has allowed lower bit-rates to be employed, and most codecs sound decent at these rates, but they are much more fragile with regards to distortion and susceptible to artifacts.
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.
FCC's Martin: Free Broadband for Everyone
Kevin Martin says there is a social obligation in making sure everyone can participate in the next generation of broadband services
KFLP-FM Uses Stream Guys and Barix for Syndication
The West Texas Friday Night Scoreboard Show uses Stream Guys low-latency Internet distribution service with Barix audio-over-IP hardware devices to feed 35 affiliates in 33 markets
Entercom Portland Stations Launch on Flytunes
By the end of August, Flytunes coverage will expand to include all of Entercom Portland's stations.
Streaming Audio
If you aren't already streaming audio from your radio station, you probably will be soon. Streaming is a natural alternative to program delivery for radio
Audio Compass 1.0
A new software application called Audio Compass makes remote radio broadcasts easy. Now we can produce shows wherever there’s high-speed connectivity and a PC. Audio Compass is a simple software application that turns a PC into an audio codec.
Content delivery options
As a stand-alone medium, traditional broadcasting is subject to a multitude of restrictions as compared with other Internet-driven delivery platforms
