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Network
with Experts at the Radio Show Technology Program
Hilton Anatole - Dallas, Texas - September 19 - 21
This
year's all new technology program covers issues that are important
to all radio engineers. Change is occurring very quickly and impacting
the ways we conduct business and generate revenue. "It's not
your father's radio station anymore
" is more appropriate
today than ever. Technology is moving consumers to new platforms
and generating competition for our products.
The three-day program centers around thought provoking sessions
and discussions led by radio professionals and developed specifically
for radio professionals who need to keep up with regulatory issues,
HD Radio developments, disaster preparedness and new Hybrid Radio
technologies. The Technology Program will offer ample time to network
with peers and meet with Radio Show exhibitors who can assist with
technical challenges and offer fresh insights and solutions.
Wednesday, September 19
9:00-10:00 Technical Regulatory Issues for Radio - This fast-paced
session will cover issues such as the latest developments with EAS,
LPFM, translators and RF/OSHA safety.
Panel Moderator:
Milford Smith, VP Radio Engineering, Greater Media
Panelists:
James Bradshaw, Deputy Chief, Audio Division, FCC Media Bureau
John Burgett, Partner, Wiley Rein, LLP
John Garziglia, Member, Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice, LLP
10:15-11:15
Wireless Colocation - We are witnessing an ever-increasing
demand for tower space by wireless companies expanding service into
rural areas. This discussion will address the requirements of the
wireless service and offer solutions that may produce new revenue
streams for broadcasters.
Presenter: Lawrence Behr, CEO, LBA Group, Inc.
12:30-3:30 NRSC Meetings - Open to all industry professionals
who have an interest in current or future National Radio Systems
Committee activities. The NRSC studies issues related to improving
AM and FM analog and digital broadcasting.
Thursday, September 20
9:30-10:30 HD Radio Update - Covering the latest technical
developments, implementation issues, challenges and opportunities
related to HD Radio.
Presenters:
Paul Brenner, CTO, Emmis Communications
E. Glynn Walden, Sr. VP Engineering, CBS Radio
Joe D'Angelo, Sr. VP Broadcast Programs/Advanced Services, ibiquity
11:00-12:00
Implementing Artist Experience - In order to compete more
effectively with graphics oriented music services, HD Radio broadcasters
have the option to offer Artist Experience. This tutorial will explain
why this is important and how to integrate the Artist Experience
service into your broadcasts.
Presenter: Paul
Shulins, Director Of Technical Operations, Greater Media Boston
1:30-2:45 Hybrid
Radio - Several developments are demonstrating how traditional
radio broadcasting can be enhanced by other media platforms - on-air
plus on-line services. If embraced by broadcasters, new devices
could soon offer rich graphic and video content to supplement the
audio broadcast.
Presenters:
Nick Piggott, Chair, Radio DNS Steering Board
Jack Sigal, Founder and CEO, Livio
Ben Hussman, Director of Product Development, Emmis Interactive
3:30-4:30 Engineering
Management - Today radio engineers are immersed in the technical
matters related to their facilities. But more than ever, it is important
to understand the business from the perspective of general management.
This tutorial will focus on some of the key issues that engineers
need to understand when making proposals to their managers.
Presenter: Gary
Kline, Sr. VP Engineering & IT, Cumulus Media
Friday, September
21
9:00-10:00 Preparing for Disaster - Being prepared for emergency
operations is critical to your staff and listeners. This session
will cover real-world examples of what can happen during manmade
or natural disasters and how you can harden your facilities to eliminate
or minimize downtime.
Presenter: Allan
Brace, Sr. VP Engineering, Clear Channel Media + Entertainment
10:30-11:45
Tips from the Workbench - Most engineers have stories about
how situations of necessity created brilliant and simple solutions.
Here is an opportunity to listen and learn tips and tricks to save
you time, money and credibility during challenging circumstances.
Presenter: John
Bisset, U.S. Director of Technical Services/Education, Elenos
Registration
details and more are available online at www.radioshowweb.com.
See you in September!
Historic
Broadcast Library Online
Longtime radio
professional David Gleason has developed a fascinating online radio
library and reference center www.americanradiohistory.com.
The site makes hundreds of carefully scanned publications available
for anyone interested in the history of radio.
Asked why he
developed this website, David stated "Simply put, I celebrated
50 years in radio in 2009, and this endeavor is a small way to preserve
the memories, the heritage and the events of that industry, particularly
at a time when the death of our medium is so broadly predicted."
Users of the
radio library are encouraged to contribute documents or just help
David track down rapidly disappearing publications that can be electronically
archived and made available for all to enjoy.
Call
for Speakers and Proposals - Now Open
We
are currently in the process of developing our educational programs
for the 2013 NAB Show. More than 90,000 media and entertainment
professionals from 156 countries, including more than 1,600 industry
press representatives, attended the 2012 NAB Show. We invite you
to be part of the 2013 event.
Visit the
Call
for Speakers area of the NAB Show website to learn more
about our programming emphasis areas, requirements for submission
and notification process.
Participate
in the Radio Show!
The
Radio Show is the ultimate venue for connecting with radio. Theres
no better place to interact one-on-one with thousands of radio professionals
- from station management to CEOs, sales managers to digital and
marketing directors, engineers to program directors. Formulate your
marketing plan to take advantage of this audience by contacting
NAB Advertising for more
information. Exhibit, sponsorship and advertising opportunities
are available!
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