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Stardraw Radio Recognizes Major Development Contributor
Apr 22, 2002 - London - In recognition of the advisory role Andrew Rosenberg of Colorado-based Creative Studio Solutions played during Stardraw Radio's development phase and to celebrate its launch, Stardraw.com presented Rosenberg with the first Stardraw Radio package at the product's debut at NAB2002.
Creative Studio Solutions designs and installs traditional and Internet broadcasting facilities, as well as production and recording studios. As a long-time user of Stardraw Audio, Rosenberg was able to offer useful advice on manufacturers, features and symbols that broadcast professionals would like to see in an industry-specific software package.
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