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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 ArticlesMIW opens applications for “Behind the Mic” mentorship
Mentoring and Inspiring Women in Radio has opened applications for the fourth annual “Behind the Mic” mentorship program. The yearlong initiative supports an emerging female on-air personality through individual mentorship, industry access and career development resources. MIW will select one woman working in a U.S.-based music format for the 2026–2027 program.
Pluxbox presents CoreOC
As media technology continues to evolve it becomes difficult to follow the ball at times. So many software packages, so many new tools and so many new capabilities to consider. And the most important point — can they work together? Pluxbox is trying to address those concerns with CoreOC. From the announcement, “CoreOC provides a vendor-agnostic operational layer that unifies these diverse resources, giving teams a single interface to configure, allocate, and manage production environments.
ISBC expands student media competition globally
The International Student Broadcasting Championship has opened its 2026 competition to student broadcasters, journalists, podcasters, video creators, producers, digital storytellers and esports casters worldwide. Last year’s competition recognized winners and runners-up from 12 countries across five continents. Shock Radio at the University of Salford in Manchester, U.K., received the 2025 Station of the Year award. Entries for this year’s competition open Sept. 1 and close Oct. 30.
Radio Futures champions the intelligent signal
We’ve been charting radio’s adoption of artificial intelligence in this “Radio Futures” special edition series for the last four years. The question we kept hearing used to be: Will artificial intelligence replace radio? The real question now is: How can AI make radio smarter?
Media One Group strengthens radio while accelerating digital audio
Media One Group is one of the largest private media companies in French-speaking Switzerland. The company operates four commercial radio stations — One FM, Radio Lac, LFM and Rouge — alongside five advertising-supported private television channels and a growing portfolio of digital media businesses. As audience habits continue to evolve, the broadcaster has invested heavily in strengthening its radio brands while expanding across digital audio, video and multiplatform content.
RCS brings natural-language scheduling commands to SelectorCloud
RCS Worldwide will debut RCSAI in SelectorCloud at IBC2026 in Amsterdam. RCSAI allows radio programmers to enter scheduling requests in natural language, with the system completing the associated task without requiring users to navigate multiple screens and menus. SelectorCloud is RCS’s browser-based cloud music scheduling platform. RCSAI is the first application powered by RCS Intelligence, a new AI engine built into the RCS Cloud ecosystem.
Genelec to unify studio and OB monitoring at IBC2026
Finnish professional monitoring manufacturer Genelec will demonstrate workflows designed to maintain a consistent audio reference across fixed studios, networked facilities and mobile production at IBC2026. The company will divide its demonstrations between Hall 10 and the 120dB OB Truck during the Sept. 11–14 show in Amsterdam. The two installations will cover immersive Dolby Atmos monitoring, audio-over-IP integration and mobile broadcast production.
Omnia XII has European debut for Telos at IBC2026
The Telos Alliance highlights for the upcoming IBC show include a new processor and a small mixing console. According to an announcement, “Making its European debut at IBC 2026, Omnia XII is the new flagship processor from Frank Foti and the Omnia team, built for broadcasters who believe that great radio content should sound great, too.
Nautel brings new VX TXes to IBC2026
Nautel is extending the power of its VX FM transmitter line and IBC attendees will get the first look at them. The VX8 and VX10 are powered for 8 kW and 10 kW respectively. The boxes are rackmounted and feature a “modular design separates the transmitter into an exciter/controller, splitter/combiner, and two amplifiers, so each assembly can be installed and serviced individually rather than as a single heavy transmitter chassis.
Triton Digital and RCS connect OTA radio to programmatic buying
Triton Digital and RCS have connected RCS broadcast playout software with Triton’s programmatic advertising platform, giving participating stations a new route to monetize over-the-air radio inventory. The integration allows broadcasters to make traditional spot inventory available through automated, data-driven buying workflows. The companies began rolling out the collaboration to broadcast partners on Aug. 31.