Streaming Under Attack
Webcasters that survived the Copyright Office's December royalty decision have been dealt another nearly fatal blow.
Making Money on the Web (the 2001 plan)
Making money online is possible by using the complimentary aspects of the website and radio.
Surviving the Internet
We all know that habits change. Radio listening habits (and naturally radio itself) have undergone some changes from their origin. The most dramatic change
Digital audio workstations
Portability was the DAW trend this year. Previously, manufacturers raced in order to beat each other in releasing the newest feature. Increases in sampling
Remote access equipment requirements
Last month, I discussed three methods to remotely access your server dial-up, extranet and the virtual private network (VPN). This month, we will look
On-air playback and automation
The innovative phase of on-air playback systems has reached its peak.
Caught up in a Web
Is there a future for Internet radio? It depends on whom you ask. The news in mid-April certainly put a damper on all things audio on the Internet. First,
The Transition To Digital
Incrementally or all at once, the transition is coming. How digital is your facility?
Ups and downs
Radio has been resilient enough to recover from every downturn it has experienced with an even higher subsequent peak.
Streaming decision appealed
In January, the NAB and several broadcast groups sued the U.S. Registrar of Copyrights, seeking to overturn the Copyright Office's final rule that radio
Netcasting
Establishing and maintaining your station's Internet presence is a full-time job. Having a presence on the Internet isn't exactly a walk in the park.
IP multicast
The Internet is based on a layered protocol model. Each layer provides specific services and has particular responsibilities. The Internet protocol, or
Setting up a LAN
Local Area Networks (LAN) allow users to share data and resources, such as printers and Internet connections. It's hard to find a business without a LAN
Building an intranet
Most stations are using the Web as a means to communicate with listeners and as a means to extend marketing efforts.
Accelerated aging
Working the clicks without the bricks has proven dangerous, and only those with the most patient pools of venture capital have survived.
About wireless WANs
Wireless LANs have been around for a few years, but a lack of standards required that only components from the same manufacturer could be used. Today,
Streaming Media West Wrapup 2000
The new transmission medium for radio is the Internet. This is no surprise, as there are thousands of stations and Internet-only broadcasters online already.
How to stream
As the Internet continues to play a larger and larger role in our lives, the role of the radio station must change to suit the times.
Reality check
On the PC side, new codec upgrades for streaming media players will improve audio quality at lower bit-rates.
The computing future
It's always fun to write about the future of technology because it permits us to combine reality with imagination. It has been said that the best way
Radio Online
Exploring the New Horizon The Internet is graphically based. Radio has never before enjoyed the possibilities of visual elements. While access via a handheld
Establishing a multimedia presence on the Web
There are a number of decisions you need to make when establishing a streaming audio presence on the Web.
What's online
By now you should have a website for your station. If you don't, you have some catching up to do.
Fairlight USA MFX3.48
Featuring Fairlight's QDC Technology, MFX3.48 provides a SHARC-based DSP platform with integrated high resolution graphics.
Streaming audio basics
At one time, streaming audio or video required that you feed a signal through a codec that was attached to a dedicated digital telephone connection that
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