Author : Mark Krieger Broadband access in the home has become the norm in American households. According to a study by the Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project conducted in April of this year, 63 percent of adult Americans indicate they now have some form of broadband Internet connections at home. That figure Read more about As Broadband Proliferates, so do Wi-fi Radios[…]

Author : Chriss Scherer Radio by its nature is a mobile medium. And most radio listening is done in our most familiar mobile environment: The car. Being that a radio is a standard device in any car (Can you even imagine buying a car without a radio?) makes it easy to make radio mobile. However, Read more about Embracing Mobile Media[…]

Author : Chriss Scherer Online streaming has been the quiet partner in the audio delivery realm, although we have talked about it since the late 1990s. Some stations have streamed all this time, while others have come and gone; and some have come back. From a business point of view, streaming’s challenge is its profitability Read more about Still Think Streaming is Not Important?[…]

Lanark, Scotland – Aug 31 – Revo Technologies has introduced its K2 digital radio, which is capable of delivering reception of a wide variety of radio formats including DAB, DAB+, FM and Internet radio. K2’s hardware specifications include a large, graphic, secret-until-lit OLED display, a motorized dock for Apple devices, and an array of connection Read more about Revo Introduces K2 Terrestrial and Internet Radio[…]

Source : Doug Irwin, CPBE DRB New York – Aug 25, 2011 – Will we ever reach a point in time such that our cellular system (and more specifically, Internet broadcasting) is able reach as many people reliably as terrestrial broadcasting? After the events of this past week, I really wonder. The earthquake that was felt along Read more about Mobile Internet Broadcasting: Will it Ever Match Terrestrial?[…]