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- 0:00Welcome to RedTech daily podcast, powered by Artificial Intelligence.
- 0:05I'm Marguerite Clark, and today we're diving into the latest happenings in the radio
- 0:09broadcast and digital audio industries.
- 0:12Here's what's on the docket: Orban celebrates its 50th anniversary at the National
- 0:17Association of Broadcasters Show, On-Hertz showcases its upgraded Artisto platform, and
- 0:23the Mentoring and Inspiring Women in Radio group releases a 2024 gender analysis study on
- 0:31women in radio management.
- 0:33Orban, a revered name in radio technology, is celebrating its 50th anniversary at the
- 0:40National Association of Broadcasters Show.
- 0:43Bob Orban’s first Optimod processor debuted in 1975, setting a new standard in audio
- 0:50processing.
- 0:52At booth W3243, they'll showcase the original Optimod 8000 and feature Bob Orban himself.
- 1:01Orban Labs President David Day highlights the enduring impact of Optimod on audio quality,
- 1:08enhancing the sound of AM, FM, television, and internet broadcasting over the decades.
- 1:13On-Hertz, a Belgian company, is set to showcase its cutting-edge virtual audio solutions at the
- 1:202025 National Association of Broadcasters Show in Las Vegas from April fifth to ninth.
- 1:27Their cloud-native audio processing platform, Artisto, enhances remote broadcasting
- 1:33capabilities and integrates seamlessly with existing broadcast infrastructures.
- 1:38Recent upgrades include a no-code user interface builder and a more adaptable flexible
- 1:43mixer, allowing for easy customization and diverse audio mixing needs.
- 1:48Visit On-Hertz at booth N2351 to explore these innovations.
- 1:55Mentoring and Inspiring Women in Radio has released its 2024 gender analysis study on
- 2:01women in radio management.
- 2:04The report tracks the number of women in leadership roles across United States
- 2:08commercial radio stations.
- 2:10In 2024, women held 21.67 percent of general manager positions, a slight decline from 2023.
- 2:19However, sales management roles saw an increase to 35.67 percent.
- 2:26Program directors or brand managers rose to 12.38 percent.
- 2:32MIW Board President Sheila Kirby emphasizes the need for continued progress in leadership
- 2:39opportunities for women.
- 2:41That's a wrap for today's episode of RedTech daily podcast, powered by Artificial
- 2:46Intelligence.
- 2:48For more in-depth articles, head over to redtech.pro.
- 2:52I'm Marguerite Clark, and I'll catch you next time.