By Sam Matheny|October 18, 2017|Blog, Radio|
In recent months, the Southeast U.S., Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands have been pummeled by Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria. The wildfires in California have been equally devastating. These storms and fires have [...]
By Rich Johnson|September 21, 2017|Voice Interactivity, Webcasts|
With Amazon expected to ship 10 million Alexa enabled units by year end, the voice user experience is quickly becoming part of our lives. This webcast is the first in a quarterly series of webcasts [...]
By David Layer|July 20, 2016|Blog, Radio|
On Aug. 3, NAB will host a webcast on the connected car and what it means for broadcasting. The discussion will be led by David Layer, senior director, Advanced Engineering, NAB. In this week's Broadcast Blog, [...]
By Skip Pizzi|June 2, 2016|Blog, Radio|
PILOT has been tracking the status of FM radio receiver capabilities in U.S. smartphones since 2013, observing sales and pursuing teardown analysis on the top-selling models (i.e., approximately the top 70% of sales, analyzed each [...]
By Skip Pizzi|April 8, 2016|Blog, Digital, Radio, Television|
Futures Park is a special section of the NAB Show exhibition that is reserved for presentation of media-related research and development projects from around the world. NAB supplies complimentary exhibit space to all organizations accepted for participation. [...]
By David Layer|April 4, 2016|Blog, Radio|
As broadcasters increase the use of FM translators for re-broadcast of AM stations as well as HD2 and HD3 multicast channels, many have opted to include Radio Data System (RDS) data subcarriers on these transmissions [...]
By David Layer|March 27, 2016|Blog, Radio|
Audible blending artifacts, caused by timing and level misalignment between the analog and digital versions of the main channel audio signal, are the top complaint from auto manufacturers and consumers regarding the HD Radio listening [...]
