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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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DRM Consortium announces IBC events

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By Brett Moss
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The DRM Consortium has announced IBC show-related events. The show is Sept. 11–14, in Amsterdam, at its usual haunt, the RAI. But before that on Sept. 8, there will be preshow webinar, 1200 CEST. According to DRM, the webinar will give its “participants worldwide the opportunity to receive the latest updates on the Digital Radio Mondiale standard ahead of the industry’s flagship gathering in Amsterdam.” At the show two events are planned. Sept. 12, 1600–1730 CEST, at the Fraunhofer stand, 8B80.
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Good to Great Lesson #18: Insight beats instinct

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By Ken Benson
| RedTech News
For some programmers, research and creativity can feel like opposing forces. One is driven by data, the other by imagination. One looks backward at what happened, while the other looks forward to what could happen. In reality, the strongest stations understand that the two are not competitors but partners. Research is not there to replace creativity. It exists to make creativity more effective.
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“Brave Media” transforms Malawian community radio journalism

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By Lameck Masina
| RedTech News
BLANTYRE, Malawi — For years, reporting on decentralization was a difficult task for Sakina Kaima Majawa, a journalist at Chanco FM, a community radio station in the Zomba district of eastern Malawi. An award-winning broadcaster, Majawa, who produces and presents a weekly public information program, “Mphamvu Ku Anthu” (Power to the People), says she struggled to understand governance processes and verify information fully.
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Beasley rebrands Augusta station as Party 98.3

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By Brett Moss
| RedTech News
Beasley Media Group has rebranded HD 98.3 in Augusta, Georgia, as Party 98.3, positioning the station around contemporary hit music, local engagement and audience promotions. The new brand launched on July 3 with a commercial-free holiday weekend featuring uninterrupted music. Beasley followed the launch with its first major promotion, “Free Gas Friday,” on July 10, giving listeners the chance to win fuel vouchers.
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Radio Capris upgrades studios with AEQ Capitol IP12

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By Daryl Ilbury Verified
| RedTech News
Slovenia’s Radio Capris has upgraded its main studio with an AEQ Capitol IP12 digital mixing console as part of a wider modernization project at its new facilities in downtown Koper. Founded in 1993, Radio Capris serves western Slovenia, including Primorska, Ljubljana, Kranj and Postojna, with a mix of local news, entertainment and music programming. The commercial broadcaster relocated from the city’s outskirts and used the move to refresh its studio infrastructure.
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Tesla drivers still choose AM/FM radio over other ad-supported audio

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By Brett Moss
| RedTech News
AM/FM radio remains the leading ad-supported audio platform among Tesla drivers in the U.S., according to the latest quarterly Share of Ear study from Edison Research. The findings challenge the assumption that electric vehicle owners rely primarily on streaming services and podcasts for in-car listening. The study found that AM/FM radio accounted for 67% of ad-supported in-car audio listening among Tesla owners, ahead of podcasts (17%), ad-supported Spotify (6%), Pandora (5%) and SiriusXM (4%).
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Broadcast matters in a digital world

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By David Fernández Quijada
| RedTech News
GENEVA — Broadcast versus online is a frequent debate within the radio industry. But it is a false one. Broadcast is not a relic but rather a core infrastructure that provides what online platforms cannot: Universal reach, resilience and instant, free public access. Although streaming is growing and online listening is part of radio’s future, online delivery cannot replace terrestrial broadcasting.
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Building radio’s next-generation infrastructure

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By Brett Moss, Sarah van Mosel
| RedTech News
Scott Stiefel, CEO of Telos Alliance, discusses how innovation in AoIP, virtualization and cloud-based workflows is helping broadcasters produce more content with fewer resources. RedTech: What emerging challenge in broadcaster operations most influenced your recent product or platform development, and why was it important to address it now?
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Audio Academy opens applications for 2026 30 Under 30

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By Daryl Ilbury Verified
| RedTech News
The Audio Academy, formerly the Radio Academy, has opened applications for its 2026 “30 Under 30” program, which recognizes emerging talent across the United Kingdom’s audio industry. Now in its 16th year, the annual initiative highlights 30 people under 30 working across radio, podcasting and wider audio. The program recognizes professionals from editorial, production, engineering, presenting, journalism, digital, commercial and technical roles, as well as freelancers and independent creators.
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Zoe Ball joins Greatest Hits Radio for weekday afternoon show

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By Daryl Ilbury Verified, Brett Moss
| RedTech News
Broadcaster Zoe Ball will join Greatest Hits Radio in September to host a new weekday afternoon show, marking her return to daily radio following her departure from the BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show. Ball will present “Zoe Ball in the Afternoon” from 1-4 p.m. weekdays beginning Monday, Sept. 7. The show slots into the station’s daytime lineup between Ken Bruce’s mid-morning program and Simon Mayo at drivetime. The line-up will then feature three former BBC Radio 2 presenters in succession.
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