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| Michael Thielen is vice president of consulting services at CGI, a company that aims to implement AI in its radio production suite to "ease the work of the journalist or content creator." In an excerpt from our ebook on AI uses in radio, Thielen said that tools like ChatGPT are good for building text and suggesting content, but everything that’s done with AI should be first approved by a human. |
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Lawo's HOME Apps platform empowers radio stations to build efficient, dynamic media facilities for maximized infrastructure utilization. With advanced audio/video processing and multi-format support, including NDI and SRT, it's the ultimate solution for talk radio, visual radio and webcast applications.
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Citing Nielsen PPM data, the media company said that WINS(FM/AM)'s audience in New York City has jumped 22% from last year at this time, while KCBS(FM/AM) in San Francisco's audience has climbed 17%. As the New York City mayoral race heats up, WINS had its largest September audience since pre-COVID.
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| In this expanded role, Marshall will head Quu’s technical support services, helping stations integrate the company’s Visual Radio technology. Marshall led the development of the company's "In-Vehicle Visuals Report." |
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As an update to Radio World's previous coverage of this story, Philadelphia's public media outlet WHYY(FM/TV) agreed to raise funds to cover operating costs rather than requiring Penn State University's WPSU(FM/TV) to pay a $17.6 million stipend. As a result, Emily Reddy, WPSU's news director, said her team was “happy that it looks like public media is going to exist in central Pennsylvania.” | | | | | |
