By Brian Savoie|March 4, 2019|Blog, Radio|
Excitement surrounding Digital Radio and Hybrid Radio opportunities is global. From February 11 through 14, David Layer, vice president of advanced technology with NAB, and I participated in EBU’s Digital Radio Week in Geneva. While [...]
By Brian Savoie|January 5, 2018|Blog|
With the winter holiday season passed, it means that the annual Consumer Electronics Show is now upon us. CES is a great place to explore the range of the possible in new consumer electronics devices [...]
By Brian Savoie|July 27, 2017|Blog|
With new radio-related apps on smartwatches, phones, cars and voice assistants, it’s a very exciting time for innovation in the radio industry. Let the Innovation Stage at the Radio Show be your guide to the [...]
By Brian Savoie|December 13, 2016|Blog|
CES has a well-deserved reputation as the place to see new technology and engage with those creating that technology. Broadcasters’ content is reaching our audience on an increasing number and variety of devices. Therefore, it [...]
By Brian Savoie|September 15, 2016|Blog, Cybersecurity, Radio, Television|
On September 13, NAB launched a Cybersecurity Resources portal, in response to the growing cybersecurity threat facing broadcasters. On this portal, we have gathered information and resources that are vital to address the ever changing [...]
By Brian Savoie|May 12, 2016|Blog|
Based on the buzz, the world is getting truly excited about the promise of virtual reality. In ways that television and film have only been able to scratch the surface of, VR promises to take [...]
By Brian Savoie|April 12, 2016|Blog, Cybersecurity, Radio, Television|
On April 5th, listeners to KIFT Breckenridge, Colorado did not hear the normal Top 40 radio that they are accustomed too. Instead, they were exposed to an unauthorized broadcast of the FurCast podcast for approximately [...]
By Brian Savoie|March 2, 2016|Blog, Cybersecurity, Radio, Television|
The era when broadcasters could believe they're immune from cyberattacks is over. On April 2015, France’s TV5Monde had all 12 of its broadcast stations knocked off air for 18 hours. French investigators found that the hackers had laid the [...]
