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Radio World NewsBytes: Equipment Companies Have “BIG” Idea; Conlon Leaves Nautel



 

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Top Stories - 08.26.14

Equipment Companies Form "BIG"
Orban, SCMS, Jampro, DaySequerra, BW Broadcast and StreamGuys are banding together to form a business services group that they say would save money in the short term and accomplish what may turn out to be a broadcast equipment industry first in the long term.

Change at the Top for Nautel
Peter Conlon is leaving the Canada-based transmitter maker, and long-time Nautel hand Kevin Rodgers is stepping in.



News & Technology
BUSINESS: Conlon Is New CEO of LED Roadway Lighting
FCC: Scott Jordan Named Chief Technology Officer
DIGITAL RADIO: DAB+ Progressing in Germany, Bauer Says
DEPARTED: Learfield's Peters Passes Away
EVENTS: SCBA Radio Ad Awards Lunch Set for October
PRODUCTS: IBC Sneak Peek: Broadcast Bionics Pictures Radio


Today on Connect 2 Media & Entertainment
BlackBerry Plays to Its Base (TWICE)
Though relegated to the back-of-the-pack, the smartphone pioneer still has fans and strengths.
Around the Industry
City Leaders Clash With Radio Commentators (AZCentral.com)
The war between KOFH(FM) on one side and the mayor and city council of Nogales, Ariz., on the other side continues. The Arizona attorney general has so far passed on investigating the station for taking money from the previous mayor for favorable coverage. The station has been highly critical of the current mayor.

Patrick County Radio Station Preparing to Sign Off (WDBJ-TV)
WHEO(AM), the sole radio station in the southern Virginia county, is planning to sign off at the end of the month. A precipitous fall in advertising is to blame.

Social Media Silences Debate (Tech Crunch)
Is it possible that social media such as Facebook and Twitter are actually damaging to public opinion and debate? Are they tools of a mob mentality that is used to silence dissenters from the zeitgeist rather than the promised deliverers of individual expression?

Pink Floyd's Pig Shot Down by Radio Station? (N.Y. Daily News)
Who shot Algie? Ah, the good old days of radio station rivalries … A participant in Seattle's station rivalry between KISW(FM) and KZOK(FM) relates the story of how he talked Pink Floyd into letting him use the inflatable porcine and then had to have it repaired after it was mysteriously shot out of the sky. He suspects a rival station.
AES Reaches Beyond LA
Even as free Exhibits-Plus badges and All-Access badges have become available for the AES Convention's return to Los Angeles this fall, the Audio Engineering Society is still working on numerous events and resources offered year round.
Calendar of Events

International Radio Festival
Sept. 3–7
Zurich

Next Radio Conference 2014
Sept. 8
London, England

Public Radio Programming Conference
Sept. 9–11
Portland, Oregon

Radio Show
Sept. 10–12
Indianapolis

IBC
Sept. 12–16
Amsterdam

For a full list of upcoming events visit the Radio World calendar page.

 
 
 
 
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