Radio Currents Online - May 19 - May 25, 2008
The technology, business, people and product news of the radio broadcast industry updated every day for the week of May 19 - May 25, 2008
Follow Up: FCC Summit on EAS
The Summit was designed to discuss the current state of the nation's EAS and what is needed to transition to a more robust, next-generation alert and warning system
Equator Audio Research Ships Q8 Studio Monitor
The Equator features an 8" woofer and a 1" compression horn driver in a 13-ply Baltic Birch cabinet
Clear Channel Expands Station Streaming
U.S.-based companies that manufacture Reciva-based Internet Radios include C. Crane, CTA Digital, DM Tech, Grace Digital Audio, Sangean and Tangent
Congressional Subcommittee Hears Update on EAS Overhaul
The Homeland Security Emergency Communications, Preparedness and Response Subcommittee, a subcommittee of the House Committee on Homeland Security, heard from witnesses to provide an update on the status of the process to update the nation's emergency warning system
Earthlink Pulling the Plug on Philadelphia Wi-fi
The city-wide Wi-fi project, announced in 2004, has not retained the anticipated subscriber base, so Earthlink is preparing to pull the plug on the service if it cannot sell the existing network
Senate Votes to Reverse FCC Ownership Rule Change
The House is considering a similar option, but President Bush will likely veto it if Congress passes the action
NABEF Launches Online Broadcast Career Center
Called Broadcast Career Link, the service allows applicants to search broadcast-related job listings and post their resume free of charge. Employers can also use the resource to post job openings and identify qualified applicants
Minnetonka Audio Updates Audio Tools AWE
The latest version of Audio Tools AWE v1.4 includes new key audio formats for conversion and many new feature enhancements
Yangaroo Signs Two Indy Music Distributors
Yangaroo has signed agreements with San Francisco-based Iris Distribution and Los Angeles-based A&R Select
Ibiquity Digital Extends Licensing Program
Ibiquity says it is expanding its licensing to include software partners so the company can offer manufacturers an integrated approach to building HD Radio products
Ibiquity Hosts HD Radio Conference in China
The meeting included three concurrent training sessions and a 20-vendor HD Radio exhibition
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