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RedTech is a business and technology publication and platform created by international professionals especially for the global radio broadcast and digital audio industries. Providing daily online news updates, RedTech also publishes a weekly newsletter sent to a database of more than 20,000 targeted readers; a bimonthly print publication (plus a digital flipbook of each issue); and dedicated digital guides, covering industry-pertinent topics and tech trends.
The purpose of RedTech is to serve as a platform of exchange and education, as well as to facilitate business by bringing buyers and sellers together. We cover the latest developments impacting the radio and audio sector worldwide and circulate to executives who manage and operate radio stations, networks, sales houses, audio/music production companies, and audio libraries.
RedTech’s audience ranges from those who are seeking detailed technical and product information to those who are interested in learning about monetization and strategic trends. In addition, we cover topics related to programming, imaging, advertising sales and podcasting.
Our other offerings include networking events, summits, moderated live and recorded Tech Talks and award programs. We also produce master classes targeted to specific regions across the globe, addressing the exact issues broadcasters and audio industry professionals may be facing. Through our tailor-made courses, we provide training, information and detailed solutions to help industry professionals address today’s challenges and accurately prepare for the future. Source
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Search ArticlesAustralian commercial radio maintains weekly reach of 12.8 million
Commercial radio continued to reach 12.8 million Australians each week in GfK Metro Survey 4, 2026, maintaining the audience level reported in the previous survey while adding 356,000 weekly listeners year over year, according to Commercial Radio & Audio. CRA said the sustained reach reinforces radio’s resilience and provides marketers with a consistent platform for reaching audiences at scale.
Raphael to lead New York broadcasters association
Beasley Media Group’s chief PR person Heidi Raphael has been chosen to lead the New York State Broadcasters Association. She’ll be replacing President and CEO David Donovan, who has led the organization for 15 years, later this year. Raphael will be leaving Beasley.
Good to Great Lesson #19: Stand out or disappear
Most stations do not have a music problem. They have a sameness problem. They may play different songs, target different demographics, promote different morning shows and use different slogans. But when listeners move across the dial or between streams, too many stations still sound remarkably alike. The sweepers, contest mechanics, promotional language, positioning statements and “more music” promises often feel as if they come from the same decades-old playbook.
Summ’it to launch live earbud podcast experience
Belgian podcast platform and production company Summ’it will launch what it describes as a world-first live podcast experience this summer, allowing audiences to listen to live recordings through their own earbuds rather than loudspeakers. From July 18 through Aug. 29, Summ’it will operate a pop-up podcast studio every Saturday morning at the historic Barkentijn building in Nieuwpoort, a coastal city in western Belgium.
NGroup rolls out multibrand studios
EVERE, Belgium — Belgian private broadcaster NGroup, which operates NRJ and Nostalgie, as well as associated DAB+ stations NRJ+ and Nostalgie+, and the digital-only brand Chérie, has implemented a group-wide system of interchangeable, multibrand studios. Designed to seamlessly switch between audio, audio/video and voice tracking, the studio system is built around Wheatstone architecture.
DHD releases network utility app
Based on mDNS, dhd discovery handles tracking, information and discovery of DHD connected IP devices on a network and then provides a path to then connect to that device’s control app. It’s free and is compatible with Windows, Apple and Linux. These stories might interest you DHD to highlight audio production updates at MPTS London and Broadcast Asia DHD marks 30 years with AI tools and firmware updates at NAB Show
Tech Focus: NeoScreener allows HD audio links
NeoGroupe has just added a new function for phone systems that interface with NeoScreener, its call-screening application for talk shows. Now, stations using NeoScreener can send an HTTPS link that lets the guest call the studio on priority lines in their device’s web browser. In addition, the call will be in HD audio (higher-quality codecs such as Opus for NeoSIP and G.722 for others). There is no app to install.
MBC Group to open live radio and TV studios at Westfield Riyadh
Mike Sneesby, chief executive officer of MBC Group, and Alison Rehill-Erguven, chief executive officer of Cenomi Centers, at the signing ceremony. Photo: TradeArabia News Service MBC Group will establish live radio and television studios at Westfield Riyadh under a strategic partnership with Cenomi Centers, a leading Saudi developer and operator of shopping malls and lifestyle destinations, bringing live broadcasting, audience interaction and brand experiences together in one location.
Aeranti-Corallo celebrates 50 years of Italian local broadcasting
Aeranti-Corallo, the federation representing around 600 local radio and television broadcasters in Italy, marked 50 years of local broadcasting on July 9 at its RadioTV Forum 2026 in Rome, celebrating the landmark 1976 Constitutional Court ruling that ended the country’s state monopoly on local radio and television. The event also looked ahead, with industry leaders calling for regulatory and technological changes to strengthen the future of local broadcasters.
Cumulus’ Boyd adds Louisiana markets to assignment
U.S. large radio station group owner Cumulus Media has announced that Regional Vice President/Market Manager Don Boyd is adding New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Lafayette, La., along with Starkville, Miss., to his Gulf Coast clutch of Mobile, Ala., Fort Walton Beach and Pensacola, Fla. Cumulus Media President, Operations, Bob Walker said, “We are excited to expand Don’s role in the region.