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Dolby Atmos Meets Radio’s Platform and AI Strategy · RedTech daily podcast - Powered by AI

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  Welcome to the RedTech Daily Podcast, powered by AI.
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  I'm Marguerite Clark.
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  Today, we'll be diving into two intriguing topics: the Audio Engineering Society's
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  exploration of Dolby Atmos for broadcasters, and the European Broadcasting Union forum
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  focusing on radio’s platform strategy and artificial intelligence.
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  The upcoming Audio Engineering Society Nashville show will feature a panel discussing
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  how to deliver multichannel surround and immersive sound to consumers, including radio
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  listeners.
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  Titled “From Stage to Stream: Delivering Live Entertainment in Dolby Atmos,” the session will
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  occur on November 1st at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center in Nashville,
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  Tennessee.
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  This discussion is crucial as live entertainment in Dolby Atmos is transitioning
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  from possibility to practice, presenting new opportunities for radio broadcasters,
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  especially in sports.
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  At the European Broadcasting Union Audio and Radio Futures Forum, broadcasters discussed the
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  need to protect their listener access as commercial platforms lead news discovery.
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  Maxi-Josephine Rauch, a platform economist, suggested a shared infrastructure or a European
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  public-interest platform for public-service broadcasters.
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  The forum highlighted ARD Sounds, Germany’s audio app, which has significantly increased
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  its reach and radio listening.
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  The event also focused on applying artificial intelligence to tasks like transcription and
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  audio leveling.
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  That wraps up today's episode of the RedTech Daily Podcast, powered by artificial
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  intelligence.
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  For more in-depth coverage of today’s stories, visit our website at redtech.pro.
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  I'm Marguerite Clark, and I hope you'll join me again tomorrow for the latest in business and
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  technology news in the radio broadcast and digital audio industries.
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  Thank you for listening!